Critical: if you update and Fiji does not work anymore, you need to follow these instructions.

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• 3Limited PowerPC (G4/G5) Mac support

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Installing Fiji

1. Download the .dmg package from the Downloads page, and then double-click it to open it.
2. Create a folder under /Applications/, such as /Applications/Fiji
3. Drag the 3 items (Fiji.app, and the plugins and macros symlinks) into the /Applications/Fiji folder.

Fiji is ready to run!

Running Fiji in 32-bit mode

Fiji on Intel Macs runs on Java 1.6 in 64-bit mode. If you need to run it in 32-bit mode, you can do so as follows:

1. Launch Fiji normally, and choose Edit › Options › Memory & Threads.
2. Reduce your Maximum Memory setting to ~1800 MB or less.
3. Quit Fiji.
4. ^ Ctrl+click the Fiji dock icon and choose Options › Show in Finder.
5. ^ Ctrl+click on the Fiji application icon that pops up, and choose Show Info (or press ⌘ Cmd+I).
6. Check the 'Open in 32-bit mode' box in the Fiji info window.
7. Press the red X on the Fiji info window to close it.
8. Launch Fiji again, and the status bar should report '[32-bit]' in brackets.

Alternately, you can execute the following code from the Terminal:

Either way, you will need to make sure your maximum memory limit is set below ~1800 MB. If your maximum memory is set higher than the 32-bit limit, Fiji will not be able to start up successfully in 32-bit mode.

Limited PowerPC (G4/G5) Mac support

We offer a special intermediate release of Fiji specific to PowerPC Macs (G4/G5).

Note: There is no Java 1.6 for PowerPC from Apple, meaning that Java comes at a considerable performance penalty on this platform. In addition, we will not be able to support Java versions prior to Java 1.6 at some stage, since that version offers a few features we want to rely on, such as a versatile scripting framework.

Advanced

You can also install a third party Java 6, part of the OpenJDK project. You will need a working X11 server, that you can find on your OS X disk, and MacPorts.

Execute sudo port install openjdk6 on your Terminal. You can also install the SoyLatte Binaries, as an alternate choice.Then you can proceed with the generic Fiji Installation

Check more info at landonf.bikemonkey.org/static/soylatte/

Accessing the plugins and macros folders

To access the plugins or macros folders, set the Finder window to either icons or lists mode, not in column mode, and double-click them.

Alternatively, right-click (or ^ Ctrl+click) the Fiji.app and select 'Show package contents', to open the folder where the actual plugins and macros folders are.

Adding new plugins and macros

For plugins, please follow the instructions about Installing 3rd party plugins. Otherwise, access the plugins folder as explained above and just drag and drop any plugin into the plugins folder, like you would do for ImageJ. Same for macros.

Installing OpenJDK for MacOSX

Oracle now supports MacOSX JavaSE 7 officially.

It is based on an Apple-backed effort to get a proper MacOSX backend into the BSD port of OpenJDK. So far, only Snow Leopard and later are supported, and preliminary builds can be found here.

If you are experiencing problems, say, with AWT-AppKit related crashes, and if you do not mind working with an X11-based graphical user display, you might want to try OpenJDK.

As of mid-April 2011, OpenJDK for MacOSX has basic working support for Aqua, which you have to activate explicitly by passing the Java option -Dswing.defaultlaf=com.apple.laf.AquaLookAndFeel.

Since the development of OpenJDK for MacOSX is driven exclusively by Apple employees, the minimal MacOSX version required to run OpenJDK/Aqua is 10.6. If you require Fiji to run on earlier versions of MacOSX, you will have to go back to SoyLatte, where you will also find an X11-only OpenJDK version that runs on MacOSX 10.5/PowerPC (MacOSX 10.6+ does not support PowerPC). In the alternative, you can put in a considerable effort to 'backport' OpenJDK :-).

Running Fiji in the command line

Often it is necessary to run Fiji in the command line, e.g. to pass some command-line options. To do so, start a Terminal (in the Finder, Go>Utilities), and switch to the correct directory using the cd command. Note that the application itself is actually a directory called Fiji.app. For example, if you installed Fiji into /Applications as recommended, do this:

If you unpacked Fiji onto your desktop, do this:

Once you switched to the correct directory, start the Fiji launcher:

Note for Windows users: A backslash is not the same as a slash. So: ContentsMacOSImageJ-macosx will not work.

Now you can pass, say, Java Options:

Note: to distinguish between options intended for Java and options intended for ImageJ, you need to separate the former from the latter with a double-dash: --. Since the default is to accept ImageJ options, you have to pass a trailing double-dash if you want to pass only Java options.

MacOSX keyboard shortcuts

It is often helpful to use keyboard shortcuts when using Fiji. There are also operating system specific shortcuts which can be quite helpful. For example, pressing ⌘ Command+Tab ↹ and releasing first only the Tab ↹ key will allow you to cycle through the running applications, while ⌘ Command+` will do the same for the windows opened by the current application. Dave Polaschek has a comprehensive list.

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The installation instructions included in this page are not meant to be comprehensive and represent only one of the many ways of getting ns-3 to build in a Snow Leopard Mac OS X system (note: also works for OS X Lion). Commands (>>) should be run from a Terminal window. Mac OS X does not support all of the features of ns-3, but core functionality is provided. Check Installation for further details on what is and what is not supported on Mac OS X.

1) Install XCode

You will find XCode in the Mac OS X Install DVD that came with your Mac. Alternatively, you can download the most recent version of XCode from the Apple Developer Connection website (http://developer.apple.com/mac/). The XCode development environment includes the gcc compiler and critical libraries required to build applications to be run in Mac OS X.

Note: as of October 2011, XCode seems to be distributed through the App Store, which means you need to have an account there. Please be aware that if you install this app, you will only install a meta-app called 'Install Xcode'; you need to go into Applications/ directory and run this to complete the installation of Xcode.

You will know you have installed it if you can see gcc installed:

2) Install Fink

2.1) Download Fink source release version 0.29.10 from http://downloads.sourceforge.net/fink/fink-0.29.10.tar.gz

2.2) Extract the contents of the file and enter open up the Terminal in the resulting folder.

2.3) Install Fink (during the interactive installation process, select the 32 bit installation).

>> ./bootstrap

2.4) Execute a script in order to setup the environment variables for Fink.

>> /sw/bin/pathsetup.sh (assuming a default install folder).

2.5) Install updated packages, if available.

>> fink selfupdate

2a) Install MacPorts

Note that you can use also MacPorts (http://www.macports.org/) instead of Fink. It's really a matter of your personal choice, but it is better to go with one or the other and not both. If you are using MacPorts, or you want to install it, you can ignore the above about fink and move to step 3.

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3) Install Mercurial

• MacPorts: sudo port install mercurial
• Binaries: http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/Download. Choose the latest binary package. Either you can choose to install mercurial through MacPorts or Fink, but make sure to have a recent version (1.4.2 or better)
• Also, there is a self extracting binary installer dmg file for OS 10.6.2 (mercurial-1.6.3)

4) Download source code

>> hg clone http://code.nsnam.org/ns-3-allinone

>> cd ns-3-allinone

>> ./download.py

5) Build the local repository

>> ./build.py

6) Test the installation

>> cd ns-3-dev

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>> ./test.py

Possible issues

There is a known bug involving -arch directive. If you get an error about linking and object architecture mismatch, check if you have an environment variable 'CFLAGS=-arch i386' or similar. If you do, try disabling it.

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