-bash: j2objc: command not found

[shyam]

I am following http://code.google.com/p/j2objc/wiki/HowToStart and i got an error
"-bash: j2objc: command not found"
please help me to fix this problem

[Tom Ball]

The first step says to download the j2objc distribution and unzip it on your system somewhere on your system.  The j2objc and j2objcc scripts are in that directory + "j2objc+VERSION/bin"; therefore, if you unzipped the current distribution in your home directory, the commands are in "~/j2objc-0.5.6/bin".  To run j2objc, either include that directory in your command ("~/j2objc-0.5.6/bin/j2objc"), or add that directory to your PATH environment variable.

Tom

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[Igor Zubchenok]

try this:

./j2objc

[gopal....@gmail.com]

I unzipped the "j2objc-2.0.zip" but this folder does not exist "j2objc+VERSION/bin:"

Please let me know how to install j2objc

[Tom Ball]

There is no bin/ directory -- j2objc is in the unzipped j2objc-2.0 directory. Please let us know of anywhere our documentation points to "bin/j2objc", so we can fix it.

On Mon, Jun 5, 2017 at 9:50 PM <gopal....@gmail.com> wrote:

I unzipped the "j2objc-2.0.zip"  but this folder does not exist "j2objc+VERSION/bin:"

Please let me know how to install j2objc

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