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Hi,
Scott Tooker a écrit :
Starting with 10.5, -mmacosx-version-min now defaults to the the version
of the OS you are building on. So you need to add
-mmacosx-version-min=10.4
:-)
to your compile line. In Xcode, this is automatically taken care of by looking at the "SDK Root" and "Mac OS X Deployment Target" build settings.
Thank you very much: now the hello.c compiles fine.
Next step : adding that line ( -mmacosx-version-min=10.4 ) into the
makefile I'm using for OpenOffice.org, I can build, say a bit more
modules( 5 over 148 ) , but I'm now stuck with that :
As you prehaps don't know, we can build either Aqua version, or X11
version of OpenOffice.org.
This breakage does strangely only concern X11 build, and we have no
issue building Aqua version (using Cocoa and a bit of Carbon),
Thanks for any hint :)
P.S. : I'll create soon another thread about other missing symbols,
because I have strange errors building from Tiger PowerPC, with target =
10.3 PowerPC (to avoid all gcc-3.3 issues). Just the time to restart a
new remote build and collect any usefull information
--
qɔᴉɹə
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