cd /Last login: Wed Mar 26 15:02:59 on ttys000
~Jamies-MacBook-Pro:~ jamielarshanson$ cd ~/Desktop/solar_mac_intel_beta
Jamies-MacBook-Pro:solar_mac_intel_beta jamielarshanson$ ls
README			install_rlwrap		rlwrap_changes
README.mac_intel	install_solar		solar.tar
README.news		rlwrap-0.37.tar.gz	xmgr_changes
Jamies-MacBook-Pro:solar_mac_intel_beta jamielarshanson$ ./install_solar 

Usage: ./install_solar <solar-base> <solar-script-dir> [<solar-name>]

<solar-base> is the directory (folder) name where the bulk of the SOLAR files
are to be installed.  <solar-script-dir> is the existing directory where the
script that starts SOLAR is to be put.  This must be in your PATH.
IMPORTANT!  You must specify absolute directory names which begin with /
To install SOLAR into the current directory with the default name (solar),
you would give the following command.  The back-tics (`) cause the
pwd command to be executed, leaving the current directory name in the line:

./install_solar `pwd` `pwd`

To install SOLAR into the usual places, with the name solar, you would
rename or delete the old solar, if any, then give the command:

sudo ./install_solar /usr/local/solar/7.4.3 /usr/local/bin solar

The above requires the use of sudo for temporary admin privilege.
If only one person uses your computer, you can use this command instead:

./install_solar /Users/jamielarshanson/solar/7.4.3 /Users/jamielarshanson/bin solar

In either case, you must also add the second directory name to your PATH
by adding a line like this to the .profile file in your home directory:

export PATH=$PATH:/Users/jamielarshanson/bin
Jamies-MacBook-Pro:solar_mac_intel_beta jamielarshanson$ ./install_solar `pwd` `pwd`

*********************************************
Ignore error message, if any, from test below
dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/local/lib/libstdc++.6.dylib
  Referenced from: /Users/jamielarshanson/Desktop/solar_mac_intel_beta/bin/solarmain
  Reason: image not found
rlwrap: warning: solarmain killed by SIGTRAP.
rlwrap has not crashed, but for transparency,
it will now kill itself (without dumping core)with the same signal

/Users/jamielarshanson/Desktop/solar_mac_intel_beta/solar: line 37: 10945 Trace/BPT trap: 5       $SOLAR_BIN/rlwrap $SOLAR_BIN/solarmain $*
cp: /Users/jamielarshanson/Desktop/solar_mac_intel_beta/bin/solarmain.old: No such file or directory
test completed
*********************************************

    *** Successful SOLAR Installation ***

SOLAR has been installed with the command name solar

The new documentation folder is /Users/jamielarshanson/Desktop/solar_mac_intel_beta/doc

You have Apple X11 installed.  SOLAR will automatically
use this for plotting.  See README.mac_intel for further details.

Jamies-MacBook-Pro:solar_mac_intel_beta jamielarshanson$ ./solar 
The directory /Users/jamielarshanson/Desktop/solar_mac_intel_beta/bin for solar binaries is not accessible.
Jamies-MacBook-Pro:solar_mac_intel_beta jamielarshanson$