I'm sure you've seen this many times.  I've been digging for hours now
trying to figure this out.  I honestly have looked and tried many
solutions before posting.

I'm running an Intel iMac on OS X 10.5.5.

I've got Django 1.0 installed and working (can import django from
python).

I've got MySQL 5.0.67 working(can start, log on, create database).

I *cannot* get MySQLdb to build.  It complains that it can't find gcc.
I installed gcc 3.3 and 4.0 from my OS X install disks. So I tried to
create a link for both /usr/bin/gcc-3.3 > /usr/bin/gcc and the same
for 4.0.  It finds gcc but then complains with 3.3 that it can't exec
cc1.  When I use gcc 4.0 I get a huge list of errors.

I've read everything from creating symbolic links, to making
adjustments to files like _mysql.c and many things in between.

I realize this isn't a django problem per se, but I'm really quite
anxious to start developing.  I would really appreciate any help you
might be able to offer.

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