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rimage doesn't install on Mac OS X 10.4

Thanks, Scott. That shows that my guess was wrong :).
Please make sure you're using Apple's gcc: run "which g++" and make  
sure it's showing /usr/bin/g++ (in fact it's worth running  
system("which g++") in R to make sure R doesn't add anything). If  
that's not the case, please fix your PATH to /usr/bin before any other  
paths and/or move any rogue compilers aside. If that is not the issue,  
let me know.

Cheers,
S

PS: There is no need to use sudo if you are admin already. Using sudo  
is tricky as it makes it impossible for admins to update packages  
later without running as root which should be avoided  in general. The  
problem is that using sudo just once is enough to lock you in that.
On Nov 12, 2008, at 15:33 , Waichler, Scott R wrote: