Okay, so now that we've downloaded and installed the command line tools and the C compiler, we're
now going to install the code light Integrated development environment and code light is an open source,
free cross-platform integrated development environment.
It works with C, C plus plus PHP and JavaScript.
It runs on OS ten Windows and Linux.
So once you learn it on one platform, it's really easy to use it on others.
So what we're going to do is we're going to go to the website for code light and you can see I've already
got a browser open and I've typed in code light.org, that code light.org and you're going to get a
website.
And as I've said before, websites change over time.
What we're going to be looking for is a download link now at the time of this recording.
Code Lite 14 .0.0 was just released.
So this is the latest and greatest and that's what I'm going to install right now.
So I'm going to look for a download link.
You can see obviously this big green box right here.
You can always go to the downloads as well.
So I'm just going to click this and that's going to take me to a page where I can donate to the developer
if I choose to.
I'm just going to select the download link right here.
And we're looking for the OS ten version.
And you can see it's the third one down here, Code Lite 14.0 app bundle for OS ten 10.15, which is
Catalina.
Now if you're unable to find the download for the Mac OS under downloads, you may have to go to the
archive.
So you can go to the archive.
And if you go down to 14.0, you can see that the code light app dot tar.gz file is right there and
that's the one you want to select to download.
If you're unable to find it, I'm going to select that and that'll start the download now.
I've already done it before so you can see that I'm doing it right here, so I'm just going to cancel
that download because I've already done it and I'm going to come up here to my downloads link and you
could see right there.
Now you can see that it's downloaded as a dot tar dot JS file.
Now if you're not familiar with that, the GCC just means it's compressed and the tar means that it's
an archive.
So it's really very, very similar to a zip file if you're familiar with that.
So what we need to do is we need to decompress it and untar it sounds complicated.
All you need to do is double click on it.
So I'm going to show it in Finder and you can see right here is the file.
So all I'm going to do here is double click on it.
Okay, that's really it.
Then you can see the code light application is now good to go.
You can see the icon.
Don't worry about this file down here.
That's just the recording file that I'm using.
So all we need to do now is grab that and drag it into our applications folder here.
So I'm going to select it and just drag it down to my applications and that's it.
It's now installed.
Now we just need to run it.
So what I'm going to do to run it is I'm just going to come up here, I'm going to close my browser
and get it out of the way.
I'm just going to come up to go applications and select code light.
I could also type it into Spotlight search, but there's code light right here.
Now, if I try to run it, which I just did, you sometimes will get this message code like cannot be
opened because the developer cannot be verified.
This is pretty normal.
It all depends on what your security settings are like, so you can move it to the trash or you can
cancel.
Well, I don't want to do either.
I don't want to throw it away and I don't want to cancel.
But what I do want to do is run it.
So what you can do is you do cancel here and then come up to your system preferences.
And let me close this down just to get it out of the way as well.
So you go to your system preferences and you can come to security and privacy right here and I'll just
select that.
And go to general.
And then you can see right down here, it says code light was blocked from use because it's not from
Unidentified Developer.
And what we'll do is we'll just say open anyway.
And at that point it's good to go.
Let me open it.
Here we go.
Now it's a little bit different, right?
Now it says open.
So I'm going to click open and that's going to run code light.
I'm not going to do that right now.
I'll do that in the next video where we'll configure it to run.
So at this point, we've installed the command line tools and we've installed code light.
So it's just a matter of getting it all ready to go.
In the next video, we'll configure it so we can program.
I'll see you in the next video.