On Dec 23, 2006, at 4:52 PM, BUYO-BUYO-IGOR wrote:
usually do not compile things on osx
but came into a situation that i have to
since am insisting on still using panther @ iBookTangerine
was wondering:
if i already have java & javac thangs updated via apple-menu's
software-update
will it be dangerous(i mean get java outdated or reverse-updated)
to install the old xcode version for 10.3.9 ?
while walking around ADC
i also found
Xcode Legacy Tools
which seems only gcc related
this one is small
will this be a nice choice for gcc-ing
without being harmful to java environment?
What is actually a problem that you think you need to use a earlier
version of XCode? You should be able to target different versions of
gcc without changing your XCode version if thats the issue.
ls /usr/bin/gcc*
/usr/bin/gcc /usr/bin/gcc-3.3 /usr/bin/gcc-4.0
Probably at least to pick between the gcc-3.3 gcc-4.0 versions. I'm
not sure which one the real gcc points to but I'd guess the more
current 4.0.
The same should apply to java/javac. XCode should have options to
allow you choose which you want to target build or run against.
I've done a little of this with XCode but maybe someone who had done
more can better answer your question, or you might get better XCode
specific answers on the XCode list. I'm pretty sure it's been
mentioned that there is a list like that.
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