Re: [Adobe-source-devel] Compiling on MacOS X

[Hubert F. <hu...@fi...>]

On Tuesday 12 September 2006 12:38, Foster T. Brereton wrote:
> As of XCode 2.3 it is possible to target the 10.3.9 SDK (and, for =C2=A0
> that matter, 10.2.8) and set 10.3.9 (or 10.2.8) as the minimum OS =C2=A0
> requirement for compatibility's sake. If you upgraded to Tiger and =C2=A0
> the new XCode (gcc) development environment, you'd have everything to =C2=
=A0
> need to target the platforms for which you want to develop -- unless =C2=
=A0
> I am missing something?

Hi,

as I said, upgrading to 10.4 is NOT an option, unless I get another=20
machine :-/ [1]

<http://developer.apple.com/releasenotes/DeveloperTools/Xcode/PreviousXcode=
RelNotes.html>=20
state that XCode 2.3 only runs on 10.4, even if it can target older release.

And whether XCode use gcc 4 or gcc 3.3 when building uisng the 10.3 SDK is=
=20
unknown to me and I couldn't find this in the documentation. But given that=
=20
in 10.3 libstdc++ was a static library, I don't see why gcc 4.0 wouldn't wo=
rk=20
with with libstdc++ statically linked... (the main problem beetween these t=
oo=20
release is the ABI compatibiliy in C++, C and Objective-C haven't changed).


Hub
[1] this is for a personnal project and/or curiosity