I have been able to get the application built universal. I
separated the
target into a Cocoa/Objective-C target and a Java target building
a .jar.
It works on PPC, but I haven't yet got a Intel box to test it on.
It is really unfortunate that Apple has deprecated this. Cocoa/IB
is very
productive for building the interface. Using Java as the model has
significant advantages (IMHO). Can you confirm that it will NOT
work on the
Intel, or that it is just unsupported? I realize that this is
deprecated.
Cocoa/Java works on Intel and is supported there in the same way as
it's supported on Tiger on PowerPC. It's deprecated everywhere, but
that's distinct from being unsupported.
Another issue I am having is I have some tools in my installer and
they are
getting the following message:
: for architecture i386 object: decode malformed object (unknown
flavor for
flavor number 0 in LC_UNIXTHREAD command 12 can't byte swap it)
Is this known behavior is there some other issue?
That's actually benign. It may sound a bit scary, but it doesn't
actually mean that anything's wrong. The resulting application will
be OK.
Hope this helps,
Eric
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