On 3/26/2007 1:19 PM, "Mark Modrall" <email@hidden> wrote:
> I'm looking to build the carbon build of Nethack and my problem is
> that I'm stuck between the very old and the new (ish). I've got
> CodeWarrior 5 on an old powerbook g3 and I've got an ibook g4 running
> 10.4.9 with Xcode.
>
> I got the latest sources, and either Metrowerks changed some of the
> default processor defines between 5 and the end of it's life (the
> last working build I had hinged on the expected define of "applec"
> while the newest codebase is expecting "macintosh" to be defined and
> it isn't in CW 5).
>
> I'm thinking of trying to compile with Xcode on the ibook but I
> really have no idea what the default defines are in that
> environment. Are there any?
I did a google search and I saw "applec" in this link:
<http://www.worldserver.com/turk/opensource/ToFromIEEE.c.txt>
So looks like it was used at one point but probably long time ago...
Most of the macro's are defined in ConditionalMacros.h.
Interesting enough, I use Spotlight on my machine and found an old
ConditionalMacros.h from QuickTime 4 SDK that has used both "applec" and
"macintosh". So, I guess you need to understand how those defines are being
use and updated them to the latest ones from ConditionalMacros.h...
Or create your own defines and conditionally match to what's in the header
files in use:
#if UNIVERSAL_INTERFACES_VERSION == 0x0400
#define my_applec "whatever..."
#if UNIVERSAL_INTERFACES_VERSION == 0x0320
#define my_applec applec
HTH.
pete
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