From TDN

[edit] Coming Soon! We apologize, but Mac Porting Guide is still in the process of being developed. We should have something for you October 1. Until then, thanks for your interest!

Always Use Latest Platform
 most platform changes are drop-in
 upgrading to 1.4 changes

Getting the Source Using CVS

Installing Build Tools

Using Xcode
 Setup for Torque
 Building
 Debugging

Using FileMerge

Endian issues

Keyboard Issues
 F-Keys & Exposé
 Meta Key differences

OpenAL issues

General Optimizations

Using Shark ( best. tool. ever. )Torque CVS is easy from the command line for OS X.

Open Terminal. Navigate to the directory you want the download to live in. (The easiest way to do this is type "cd " and drag the folder into the terminal window. The path with appear after the "cd /Users/you/Documents/Dev/Torque/whatever/" and then hit return. If you do nothing it will be a the root of your user directory but it will still work.)

$ export CVSROOT=:pserver:[email protected]:/cvs/torque

$ cvs login [Logging in to :pserver:[email protected]:2401/cvs/torque CVS password:] <enter password>

$ cvs -z3 checkout torque [A long list of files for torque scrolls here...]

That's it. I wasted time with several GUI CVS clients but then finally tried the command line and it was super-easy.

Things that the Mac engine doesn't do out of the box

event handling of modifier keys