[gtk+osx] gtk make error on OSX 10.2.8

[e j m. <ma...@mi...>]

Hi,
   I'm trying to build gtk-osx-0.7 on a G4 laptop running 10.2.8, with 
Project Builder version 2.1
  (PB IDE: 114.0, PB Core: 112.0 , ToolSupport: 110.0  component 
versions  w/Aug 03 Developer Tools gcc 3.3 installed)
  and get the following error:

sh-2.05a$ make
== Making gdk for ppc ==
Pre-build setup...
/bin/rm -rf /Users/ed/Codes/SourceForge/gtk-osx-0.7/gdk/gdk.framework/gdk
/bin/mkdir -p /Users/ed/Codes/SourceForge/gtk-osx-0.7/gdk/gdk.framework/
/bin/ln -s Versions/Current/gdk 
/Users/ed/Codes/SourceForge/gtk-osx-0.7/gdk/gdk.framework/gdk
/bin/rm -rf 
/Users/ed/Codes/SourceForge/gtk-osx-0.7/gdk/gdk.framework/PrivateHeaders
/bin/mkdir -p /Users/ed/Codes/SourceForge/gtk-osx-0.7/gdk/gdk.framework/
/bin/ln -s Versions/Current/PrivateHeaders 
/Users/ed/Codes/SourceForge/gtk-osx-0.7/gdk/gdk.framework/PrivateHeaders
/bin/rm -rf /Users/ed/Codes/SourceForge/gtk-osx-0.7/gdk/gdk.framework/Headers
/bin/mkdir -p /Users/ed/Codes/SourceForge/gtk-osx-0.7/gdk/gdk.framework/
/bin/ln -s Versions/Current/Headers 
/Users/ed/Codes/SourceForge/gtk-osx-0.7/gdk/gdk.framework/Headers
/bin/rm -f 
/Users/ed/Codes/SourceForge/gtk-osx-0.7/gdk/gdk.build/derived_src/TrustedPrecomps.txt
Building...
make: *** No rule to make target `PB.project', needed by 
`/Users/ed/Codes/SourceForge/gtk-osx-0.7/gdk/gdk.framework/Versions/A/Resources/Info-macos.plist'. 
Stop.


   I'm new to Project Builder, so I may have not understood the README 
in the Documentation section.So please excuse the dumb question.

   I first ran Project Builder, selecting "build" for the GDK 
Framework  "Product". I didn't see a "make" command, nor a "make 
install", so I then tried typing "make", thinking that a make had not 
been done yet by Project Builder, but only the building and 
installation of libraries.

   The result is the above error.

   I don't see any reference in the Makefile created by Project 
Builder to the target that's missing, nor do
  I see the file Info-macros.plist in the indicated directory.

   I also tried to double-click the app gtktestthing in 
gtktestthing/build to test if the app worked. It didn't.

   What am I doing wrong ?  Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!  I 
am more familiar with the old command-line syntax of 
""configure"/"make"/"make install". Is "build" equivalent to "make" ? 
And are frameworks just another
word for dynamic, shared libraries ?


Thanks!

Ed Mansky
-- 
E. J. Mansky II
Eikonal Research Institute
Bend, OR.