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How do I set my PATH environment variable under MacOSX for use with external analysis programs, such as funtools?

April 26, 2017analysis Environment external macosx path Programs

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How do I set my PATH environment variable under MacOSX for use with external analysis programs, such as funtools?

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When you double click on a MacOSX application, it does not parse any shell startup files, such as ~/.profile. Instead, the environment is defined using a special environment file, .MacOSX/environment.plist. This file can be created with the MacOSX utility /Developer/Applications/PropertyListEditor.app. For further information, please click here.