Re: ANN: pandoc 1.15.1

[John MacFarlane <jgm-TVLZxgkOlNX2fBVCVOL8/A@public.gmane.org>]

+++ Daniel Staal [Oct 22 15 22:24 ]:
>--As of October 22, 2015 6:36:01 AM -0700, John Muccigrosso is alleged 
>to have said:
>
>>FYI, I'm on Mavericks and getting pandoc through homebrew. Up to the
>>latest  version with no problems.
>
>--As for the rest, it is mine.
>
>Mavericks is a couple generations newer than what I've got.  (You 
>could actually upgrade to El Capitan if you wanted...)  I've got a 
>couple problems trying that:  First off, my XCode install is broken, 
>and I can't download the right version to fix it, since the latest 
>version doesn't work with my OS.  Secondly, I've got an interesting 
>disk setup - the OS + apps are on a small SSD, with my user files on a 
>large HDD.  Homebrew is large, and installs to the system disk - 
>filling it, last time I tried anything.
>
>It's not that big a problem, really.  I mostly use Pandoc as a 
>Markdown/HTML to 'simplified' HTML processor for FanFiction.net and a 
>couple other similar sites, so most of the advanced features are 
>things I can't use even if I wanted to.  But I like to stay up to date 
>and try things on occasion.  ;)  So, I just wanted to know if this was 
>a conscious choice or if it was just that something built against 
>newer libraries unintentionally.

No, it wasn't a conscious choice.  And there might be a way
to fix things for you by fiddling with compiler options.
But I don't have time to do that right now, and it would be
inconvenient testing, since I don't have an archaic OS X
handy!  If anyone else has suggestions, let me know.