1. Install MacPorts in your Mac.
2. Make a directory under your $HOME and check out the MacPorts-JP’s ports tree from its SVN repository.
$ mkdir ~/Sources $ cd ~/Sources $ svn checkout http://svn.sourceforge.jp/svnroot/macports-jp/trunk macports-jp-trunk
3. Edit “/opt/local/etc/macports/source.conf” as below. (add 4th line)
# NOTE: The port command parses source URLs in order and installs the # first occurrance when a port appears in multiple repositories. # So keep "file://" URLs above other URL types. file://~/Sources/macports-jp-trunk/dports # To get the ports tree from the master MacPorts server in California, USA use: # rsync://rsync.macports.org/release/ports/ # To get it from the mirror in Trondheim, Norway use: # rsync://trd.no.rsync.macports.org/release/ports/ # A current list of mirrors is available at http://trac.macports.org/wiki/Mirrors rsync://rsync.macports.org/release/ports/ [default]
4. Execute
$ sudo port -d sync
5. Now, you can install Dennou Tools (gphys for example) by
$ sudo port install rb-gphys
Note that, most Dennou Tools depend on some large libraries (e.g., gtk2) which may take long time to compile and install.
| Ports name | Software name |
| DCL | DCL |
| C-DCL | DCL/C |
| rb-gphys | Gphys |
| rb-gpcommands | Gphys: commands |
| rb-narray_miss | NArrayMiss |
| rb-numru-misc | NumRu/Misc |
| rb-numru-units | NumRu/Units |
| rb-dcl | Ruby/DCL |
| rb-netcdf | Ruby/NetCDF |
| rb-fftw3 | Ruby-FFTW3 |
| rb-lapack | Ruby-LAPACK |
| rb-gfdnavi_utils | gfdnavi_utils |
＊If you install rb-gfdavi_utils, the libraries required to run Gfdnavi server will install automatically.