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Manus: /* Using Homebrew */

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‎Using Homebrew

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‎Using Homebrew

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‎Using MacPorts

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‎Requirements

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 === Using Homebrew ===
 A light-weight alternative to installing MacPorts is [https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/blob/master/share/doc/homebrew/Installation.md#installation Homebrew].
 Once Homebrew is installed type the following commands to install EiffelStudio (from a bash [http://guides.macrumors.com/Terminal terminal]):

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 brew update
 brew install eiffelstudio
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 sudo port install eiffelstudio
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-This will actually compile and install the whole EiffelStudio delivery and it takes about 15 minutes on a 2013 Mac.
+This will actually compile and install the whole EiffelStudio delivery. This takes about 15 minutes on a 2013 Mac.
-When a new release of the same version EiffelStudio becomes available, you can upgrade like so:
+When a new release of EiffelStudio becomes available, it may take some weeks before it's available from MacPorts. You can check by running this command:
 <pre>
 sudo port selfupdate

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 ==Requirements==
-*X11: install version 2.7.5 minimum from http://xquartz.macosforge.org.
+*'''X11 (XQuartz)''': install version 2.7.5 minimum from http://xquartz.macosforge.org.
 *You will need to install '''Xcode''' from the App Store. After installing Xcode, make sure to install the command line tools by typing:
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 This will popup a dialog asking if you want to install the command line developer tools.
 {{Note|If you have an OS older than 10.10 (e.g. 10.9.5) you might have a problem installing Xcode from the App Store. You can then go to https://developer.apple.com/downloads/ (Apple ID needed). Remember to install the command line tools.}}
 == Installation ==

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	{{Note\| Advanced users may not need to install Xcode as long as you install the '''development tools'''. Even though you save in download time, you might waste a lot of time trying to fix missing dependencies. In other words, unless you are feeling adventurous, do install Xcode.}}		{{Note\| Advanced users may not need to install Xcode as long as you install the '''development tools'''. Even though you save in download time, you might waste a lot of time trying to fix missing dependencies. In other words, unless you are feeling adventurous, do install Xcode.}}
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		+	{{Note\|If you have an OS older than 10.10 (e.g. 10.9.5) you might have a problem installing Xcode from the App Store. You can then go to https://developer.apple.com/downloads/ (Apple ID needed). Remember to install the command line tools.}}

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 This will popup a dialog asking if you want to install the command line developer tools.
-{{|Note| Advanced users may not need to install Xcode as long as you install the '''development tools'''. Even though you save in download time, you might waste  a lot of time trying to fix missing dependencies. In other words, unless you are feeling adventurous, do install Xcode.}}
+{{Note| Advanced users may not need to install Xcode as long as you install the '''development tools'''. Even though you save in download time, you might waste  a lot of time trying to fix missing dependencies. In other words, unless you are feeling adventurous, do install Xcode.}}
 == Installation ==

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 This will popup a dialog asking if you want to install the command line developer tools.
-{|Note| If you have an OS older than 10.10 (e.g. 10.9.5) you might have a problem installing Xcode from the App Store. You can then go to https://developer.apple.com/downloads/ (Apple ID needed). Remember to install the command line tools.
+{{|Note| If you have an OS older than 10.10 (e.g. 10.9.5) you might have a problem installing Xcode from the App Store. You can then go to https://developer.apple.com/downloads/ (Apple ID needed). Remember to install the command line tools.}}
 {{Note|Advanced users may not need to install Xcode as long as you install the '''development tools'''. Even though you save in download time, you might waste  a lot of time trying to fix missing dependencies. In other words, unless you are feeling adventurous, do install Xcode.}}