I didn't do this, though, so I can't personally verify this.
#GIT FOR MAC OS X LION INSTALL#
Supposedly, easy_install pyzmq will install both zeromq and pyzmq, so you can do that instead of this and the next step. I didn't do this, so I can't say if it works, though it should.ħa. Note that I had some errors when I did make check, but it doesn't seem to be a problem. autogen.sh # you may not need this one if you use the tarball You want to rather use homebrew to compile it for you (alternately, you can try manually applying the homebrew formula for it I haven't tried this myself). Don't even try compiling this yourself it won't work (or at least that's what I've been told I haven't tried it since a few months ago when I was using Mac OS X 10.6, when it didn't work). If you installed the right one, there should now be a Qt folder in /Developer/Applications. Install the Qt Library (not the SDK) for Mac OS X from. I used Xcode 4, but this might also work with Xcode 3. In Lion, just install it from the App store (note, this installs an installer, which you then need to run). To get the qtconsole, you need to install some dependencies.įirst, you will need Xcode to compile some stuff. You may want to play around with the new configuration (it should tell you about this the first time you start IPython). It will work with the terminal out of the box.
#GIT FOR MAC OS X LION DOWNLOAD#
Alternately, you can download the source, or clone the git repo and install from that. A simple pip install ipython or easy_install ipython should do it. If it isn't 64-bit, download the 10.6/10.7 installer at. You can also just run python -c "print '32-bit' if isinstance(int(2**42), long) else '64-bit'". Print '32-bit' if isinstance( int( 2 ** 42), long) else '64-bit'
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