hashcat.c: change osx to OSX use shared_dir

[jdek]

This fixes #408.

Note: I originally created the issue because I thought I didn't have enough time to look into a fix, but turns out I needed a fix enough to make time.

[jsteube]

Two things to mention here:

• I never expected this install system to be run on OSX. There could be problems
• The macro APPLE is kind of official? Reason is we're currently using DARWIN on the most spots. What the correct/better form?

[magnumripper]

On my machine (latest OSX) both the native and Homebrew's gcc define __APPLE__ by default, but not __DARWIN__

$ gcc -dM -E -x c /dev/null | egrep "(APPLE|DARWIN)"
#define __APPLE_CC__ 1
#define __APPLE__ 1
$ /usr/bin/gcc -dM -E -x c /dev/null | egrep "(APPLE|DARWIN)"
#define __APPLE_CC__ 6000
#define __APPLE__ 1

[jsteube]

Excellent. I think we should switch to that. /cc @unix-ninja

[unix-ninja]

Sure. If we wanted to remove the custom declaration then I am fine with using APPLE

[unix-ninja]

That was supposed to be

__APPLE__

[XeniaGabriela]

Dear hashcat team,

I just downloaded the latest version and installed it in an Ubuntu 14.04 virtual machine on Windows7 by

1. unzipping it to ~/.hashcat with p7zip
2. copying hashcat64.bin to /usr/bin/
3. making a symblic link hashcat to hashcat64.bin

'hashcat --help' works fine ...
But I am getting the ERROR '/usr/bin/hashcat.hctune: No such file or directory' when I run the program.

Did I do something wrong with the installation?

Regards,

Xenia