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Erm... MacOS X?

Jerome Chan eviltofu at rocketmail.com
Sat Jun 3 13:58:47 EDT 2000 
In article <slrn8ji7hc.5b1.cjc26 at localhost.mindriot.net>, 
cjc26 at nospam.cornell.edu (Cliff Crawford) wrote:

> * James Felix Black <usenet at inter-slice.com> menulis:
> | 
> | > Has anyone compiled Python for MacOS X?
> | 
> | Yes.  It builds right out of the box.  The only trap is if you build on 
> | an HFS+ as opposed to UFS volume; then, you have to be careful about 
> | case (HFS+ is case-insensitive but preserving.)
> 
> Specificially, if you use HFS+ and want it to "just work" when you run
> make, then you need to rename the Python directory to something else (I
> called it Python.d), then change Makefile.in, configure.in, and
> Python/Makefile.in to use the new directory name.  Then run autoconf,
> then configure, etc.

There is a man Page for Zlib and Gzip but I can't seem to find the 
location of the zlib.h file and the zlib library. Do you know where it 
is or do I have to download and compile it?
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