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Hi MXM,

The installation script cannot find the gacutil tool. I don't know how Mono is installed on OS X, but the folder that contains gacutil and other mono binaries should be in your path. On Linux it is usually located in /usr/bin. Does "mono -V" work in your terminal? If not you may want to check if Mono is correctly installed on your system because otherwise you will run into lots of issues.

By on 10/18/2009 1:45 PM ()Reply
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Thanks a lot. I installed MonoFramework-CSDK-2.4.2.3 on my Mac OS X and the installation was said to be successful. However, I can't find gacutil in /user/bin, and "mono -V" doesn't work on my terminal either! "mono" was not even a recognized command. How can I check what went wrong with my Mono installation? Thanks again for your help.

By on 10/18/2009 2:14 PM ()Reply
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I just looked at the Mono download page for OS X and it mentions that "The CSDK packages are for developers embedding mono into their applications." You need the regular MonoFramework-2.4.2.3_6.macos10.novell.x86.dmg package. (They should move the CSDK package links to a different paragraph). Mono will be installed in a subfolder of /Library/Frameworks. If "mono -V" does not work after installation you probably need to add the path of the binaries to the PATH environment variable yourself.

By on 10/18/2009 2:56 PM ()Reply
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Thanks, you are absolutely right and the problem was due to the missing regular MonoFrameWork package. I've installed it and the problem has been fixed. :)

Thanks

By on 10/19/2009 1:11 PM ()Reply
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Update: the F# February 2010 release has greatly improved support for Mono/Linux/Mac development, including a "--resident" flag for faster compilation.

For more details of F# on Linux and Mac, see also [link:strangelights.com]

By on 2/11/2010 12:29 PM ()Reply
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