Hi I saw some previous similar posts on the same problem but I’still not sure what to do, I don’t think I found the patch release in the website mentioned in the previous post? After setting the environment variable, I did ./configure macosx64 —with-python-incdir=/Library/Frameworks/Python.framewo…

Hi Annie, v5.34 is frozen per se and is unlikely to work properly on newer XCode/MacOS version (which have a tendency to introduce subtle backward incompatibility at each release). I strongly recommend that you use ROOT v6.08 instead. Chees, Philippe.

Thank you but two extra questions: Are you saying in general or on behalf of this specific error ? Do I have to use cmake ?

Hi Annie, See [image] Can compile root_v5.34/36 on Yosemite but not on Sierra ROOT Dear Rooters, 1, On Yosemite (MacOS 10.10.5) I have installed Xcode 7.1 with command line tools, and gfortran from: r.research.att.com/libs/gfortran … 13.tar.bz2 I could compile ROOT us…

Yeah, but I don’t think I can use exactly what you used since I need to set up pyroot so I have downloaded cmake but when I typed cmake --help in my terminal, I got “command not found”, are there any extra things I need to do in order to use cmake? Do I need to set up some sort of environment var…

You need to download and install cmake: https://cmake.org/files/v3.8/cmake-3.8.0-rc3-Darwin-x86_64.dmg

But that is exactly what I did before, I downloaded one more time and I tried cmake --help, I still get “command not found”…

Never mind, I didn’t install it properly before

Version 5.34.34 build error with MacOSX 10.12 Sierra

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cstrato March 25, 2017, 10:12am 4

Hi Annie,

See

how I have compiled root on Sierra using cmake.

Regards,
Christian