Re: Using gcc 2 on 10.4.1 with XCode 2.1. Confirmation request.
Re: Using gcc 2 on 10.4.1 with XCode 2.1. Confirmation request.
- Subject: Re: Using gcc 2 on 10.4.1 with XCode 2.1. Confirmation request.
- From: glenn andreas <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 1 Jul 2005 08:53:43 -0500
On Jul 1, 2005, at 7:10 AM, Gerben Wierda wrote:
Tnen the question becomes: how do I get gcc 2 on my system in combo
with Xcode 2.1? Because I have code that won't compile with gcc3
and higher and which I should not change.
G
On 1 Jul 2005, at 10:53, Bob Ippolito wrote:
I don't think gcc2 is even included anymore with Xcode 2.1, you
probably have it left over from some old Developer Tools install,
which would explain why it's broken.
-bob
FWIW, my G5 has gcc 2.95.2 installed. I believe the original version
of Xcode installed was 1.5 (but I could been 2.0) - but there is
definitely a gcc.2.95.2 receipt in /Library/Receipts. It may have
been installed with the 10.1 SDK (which, for some reason, I've also
got).
Unfortunately, as I recently discovered, the gcc 2.95.2 installed
ends up being less useful than it was on a 10.1 system. Using the
10.1 SDK and compiling a simple "#include <map>" in a C++ file will
result in 250+ errors (at some point something switches from C++ back
to C and complains from there - I've examined the preprocessor output
and found nothing obvious - all the extern "C"{} were properly
closed, etc...)
The result of this frustration was firing up my laptop and booting
10.1 off an external drive partition and using Project Builder.
Glenn Andreas email@hidden
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