<p>Any suggestions on how I can use my old RCX set on Mavericks? I have set up Xcode command line tools, and I am getting compiler errors while trying to download nqc through Macports. Even downloading gcc49 through Homebrew has not helped fix this issue. Is there any other option I'm overlooking?</p>

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2014-01-27T19:57:45.333Z
I struggled with backwards-compatibility with NQC myself. A couple months ago I made the switch to leJOS, so far its been great.
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2014-01-29T17:30:52.127Z
Thanks for your response Keshav. I'd ideally like to stick with NQC but even leJOS is giving me issues. Despite setting up the PATH variables correctly, I keep getting "clang: error: no input files" errors when running Ant. Fiddling around with the main build.xml and build.properties files also does not seem to work
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Guide me on how to use my Mindstorm RCX kit on OS X Mavericks
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# Guide me on how to use my Mindstorm RCX kit on OS X Mavericks

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-01-26)

Any suggestions on how I can use my old RCX set on Mavericks? I have set up Xcode command line tools, and I am getting compiler errors while trying to download nqc through Macports. Even downloading gcc49 through Homebrew has not helped fix this issue. Is there any other option I'm overlooking?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I struggled with backwards-compatibility with NQC myself. A couple months ago I made the switch to leJOS, so far its been great.  
> **username_0**: Thanks for your response Keshav. I'd ideally like to stick with NQC but even leJOS is giving me issues. Despite setting up the PATH variables correctly, I keep getting "clang: error: no input files" errors when running Ant. Fiddling around with the main build.xml and build.properties files also does not seem to work  

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