make a folder somewhere for your projects. Mine's at:
~/Projects/Xcode/
Open up a terminal session and type cd<space>, then drag the folder icon to the terminal window & hit <return>. Note - if you've already inside the Xcode folder, you can drag the icon that's just to the left of the folder name in the window title. You can also just type the path :)
copy/paste the SVN line into terminal, then hit <return>
svn checkout http://ellipstools.g...de.com/svn/trunk/ ellipstools-read-only
... hmm, iwt put ... in the middle of the svn line. Get the line from this page, it's at the bottom of the blue box:
http://code.google.c...s/source/checkout
You should now have a new folder ellipstools-read-only in your Xcode folder. Double click it
Double click AutoEllips.xcodeproj, this will bring up Xcode.
Click the drop-down that says Debug | x86_64 and select Release.
In the Xcode menu Build, select the Build option.
At this point I hit a snag - in the lower-right corner I see 654 errors, clicking the red circled ! takes me to the Build Results window. The first issue I see is it wants include file labjackusb.h, but it wasn't included with the SVN. Only thing I see on their site about that is a comment on the project's homepage - aims to replace the aged computer system with a DAQ system (LabJack)
If I go back to the first Xcode window and scroll down the list of files I see liblabjackusb.dylib in red - that means it can't find it. Right-click and get-info shows that it should be at /usr/local/lib/liblabjackusb.dylib.
Google search turns up this page:
http://labjack.com/s...-mac-os-x-drivers
However it's after midnight and I've run out of steam so I'm heading to bed.