You can register for a free Apple Developer account, then use google instead of the ADC search to find a useful Xcode 3.1.3 download link, and then you can download prior XCode versions.

I had to do that for my notebook running Leopard.

However, that still won’t solve the few dependencies on small but critical libraries that I notice from time to time. I have no idea why MacPorts doesn’t have binary packages these days.

MacPorts is great overall, but slow, though.

Good luck.

Thanks, James.

Unfortunately, XCode 3.1 doesn’t seem to be available for download any more except for registered iPhone developers, and 3.2 is Snow Leopard only, which leaves me up a certain creek without a certain implement.