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cc65 runs perfectly fine under various versions of OS X. There are no binary installation packages distributed, but one can quite easily build his own binaries from sources.
Please note that in order to build cc65 from sources one requires a working UNIX development environment (especially GCC compiler), which is not a part of the default system installation. The requirement is then:
- Apple Developer's Tools - please download appropriate, latest package available for your OS version and install it with "UNIX Development" option checked. Checking this option places all necessary command line tools, headers, and other files required for typical UNIX style development, where they are expected to be in a working unix development environment (/usr/). At the time of writing Apple provides necessary developer tools free of charge but requires registration in order to download the software.
Building from source works 100% - tested
Building from source works 100% - tested
Building from source works 100% - tested
Building from source should work fine - untested
Building from source should work fine - untested
Building from source should work fine - tested, please consider switching to 10.4, which is (IMHO) the first mature OS X version
Building from source works 100% - tested, but while 10.2 was probably the first usable OS X version, you shouldn't really be running it anymore these days
Those were not really usable (IMHO) - I don't believe you might still be running it...