I cant compile anything on the mac os x, here is the log:
sh-3.2# cd john-1.7.2
sh-3.2# cd src
sh-3.2# make
sh: make: command not found
sh-3.2#
My friend told me I have to download some kind of developers tools in order to be able to compile all the soft. does anybody have a direct link to apple.com ? I was looking for a couple of hours cant figue it out.
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