On Apr 12, 2006, at 6:48 PM, Chris Parker wrote:
> If your requirements are such that your application will have to
> run back to 10.3 on PowerPC-based Macintoshes
Well ... yeah :-) I guess when I read that "universal binaries will
run on 10.4 and 10.3.9 systems" I took that at face value. I
understand the solution, it just makes the process less
straightforward than the sales pitch might make one believe.
Well, Allan Hsu's suggestion elsewhere in this thread might get you
further along the one-step-get-a-Panther-and-Tiger binary process (I
had no idea you could do that SDKROOT trick - nifty).
More information could probably be found on the Xcode user's list.
Does anything else besides NSAffineTransform fall into this hole?
Well, the NSAffineTransform case is somewhat special in terms of a
class moving from the Kit to Foundation. You're more likely to run
into things like classes from 10.4 not being available on 10.3. You'd
find that out pretty quickly trying to build 10.4 sources against the
10.3 headers, though.
.chris
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