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Re: what version of gcc is apple using for it's kernel these days?

Subject: Re: what version of gcc is apple using for it's kernel these days?
From: Sam Hart <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 10:56:30 +0000
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Kevin wrote:

On Dec 7, 2005, at 6:15 PM, Herbert wrote:

The question says it all. Is Tiger compiled all the way through

with 4.0?

No, in fact none of it was. Most projects were compiled with gcc 3.3

as found in the gcc_os project. Projects with ppc64 support were

built with gcc 3.5 as found in gcc_os_35.

Starting in 10.4.3, some projects are built with gcc 4.0 as found in

the gcc project, and I believe gcc_os_35 was deprecated in favor of gcc.

Sorry to bring this back up .....

from my logs ( 10.4.2, ) I see only dyld being compiled with 3.5

Though Libc requires it, I see no evidence of it actually using it.

This was just a quick look/grep so I am prepared to be wrong.

S a m

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