Hi Rob,

thanks for your suggestions. I tried both building libgmp as a shared library (which didn't solve the problem) and reverting to libgmp 4.1.4 (which did).

The reference to cc shouldn't be a problem, as /usr/bin/cc is a logical link to /usr/bin/gcc-4.0 (as is /usr/bin/gcc).

The -bundle switch tells ld to create a bundle file: 

       -bundle
              Produce a Mach-O bundle format file.  The headers are pl
+aced  in
              the first segment.  All sections are placed in their pro
+per seg-
              ments and they are padded to the segment alignment.  Thi
+s has  a
              file type of MH_BUNDLE.

[download]

Thank you very much for your helpful suggestions!

Regards,

  Peter.

In reply to Re^7: Math::GMP won't install on Darwin by peckel
in thread Math::GMP won't install on Darwin by jkeenan1

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