Re: [ePiX-users] xcolor problem in OS X 10.9

[P. T. Kornman]

Andy I really wonder if this is LLVM \pm TeXLive 2013. I would go ahead and 
remove the TeXLive 2013 part because I have no problem with epix of any version 
on Debian based systems using gcc 4.x for some x >= 4. I would really hate to 
be the source of wasting your time. By the way I have been a fan of your 
package longer than I can remember and anything else has always seemed like a 
step down. When I had to code on windows systems I’d write perl scripts to 
transfer and compile on a *NIX box of some kind. Thankfully, I’m not having to 
do anything on windows of any kind.


On Nov 27, 2013, at 8:49 AM, Andrew D. Hwang <address@hidden> wrote:

> On Sun, 24 Nov 2013, P. T. Kornman wrote:
> 
>> I did upgrade my os from v. 10.8 to 10.9 and Xcode from 4 to 5. ePiX
>> worked as always before the upgrade, but I can?t pinpoint with any
>> accuracy when it failed.
>> 
> Hi Paul,
> 
> No answer yet, just an update.
> 
> Nothing in the terminal output you sent looks "appropriately suspicious".
> 
> The only missing lines in your non-working eepic file are the color
> definitions. (My guess at the moment is that print_palette, in format.cc,
> isn't executing as expected.)
> 
> If I can locate a machine with the same Xcode version as you have, I'll do
> more testing. (And on the outside chance that a subsequent Xcode release
> clears up the problem, please post. :)
> 
> Best,
> Andy
> 
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