"sudo: port: command not found" means something like 'I cannot find
the executable file port'.
Usually tricks are done to search for executables in different
locations; this is done with an environment variable named $PATH
You can show your path with the command: "echo $PATH"; when your
MacPorts /bin directory is not listed on your path, the computer
doesn't know where to find it.
A simple solution is to specify where the command port can be found, (/
opt/local/bin is the default location), example:
"sudo /opt/local/bin/port install glew"
A little more difficult is that add you MacPorts bin folder to your
path.
~Ceriel
Op 17 feb 2009, om 11:05 heeft vinitha ks het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
I donloaded glew1.5.1 source,but there is library for mac.How can
create mac libray for glew?
when i tried "sudo port install glew" ,it shows error like "sudo:
port: command not found"
Anyone can help me?
Thanks,
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