No, gcc4.0 requires the dynamic libstdc++.dylib which is only deployed
on 10.3.9 and later. To build for 10.2, use the SDK in conjunction
with gcc 3.3. You can use the GCC_VERSION = 3.3 build setting to
select this on a per-target basis (or GCC_VERSION_ppc for per-target,
per-architecture).
Chris
Using XCode 2.2 (btw, works great)
My PPC apps still need to target 10.2 so I use GCC 3.3 with
"Mac OS X Deployment Target" set to Mac OS X 10.2
using the 10.4u.sdk
All this works fine and has since XCode 2.1
When building a universal binary I know I need to change to GCC 4,
so changing to GCC 4 in the "Rules" pane makes it build fine.
I now have a working universal binary, so far, so good.
But I still want the ppc version to target 10.2
It seems the only thing I need to do is to set
GCC_VERSION_ppc = 3.3
and
GCC_VERSION_i386 = 4.0
Were in the "Build" pane do I set this?
I've checked the XCode docs which explains what build setting
can be set per-architecture, but not explicitly how to do it for GCC_VERSION
Thanks for any help
Rolf Nilsson / Roni Music
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