Re: Using zlib for i386 (or Universal) builds on PPC clients
Re: Using zlib for i386 (or Universal) builds on PPC clients
- Subject: Re: Using zlib for i386 (or Universal) builds on PPC clients
- From: Kirk Kerekes <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006 15:40:34 -0600
Yes, using the SDK certainly would resolve the link issue, because
the SDK has a Universal version of the /usr/lib hierarchy. That is
probably the original poster's issue.
I was merely noting that the pre-installed 10.4.4 system on the Intel
iMac was totally Universal, (not i386) while the nominally same
10.4.4 on my PPC iBook is not.
This complicates the issue for someone wanting to make genuinely
Universal boot CDs, etc. You have to be careful where you get your
exemplar system from.
On Feb 9, 2006, at 2:02 PM, email@hidden wrote:
Subject: Re: Using zlib for i386 (or Universal) builds on PPC clients
To: Kirk Kerekes <email@hidden>
Cc: email@hidden, email@hidden
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Are either you using the 10.4.u CrossDev SDK? You should use the SDKs
for every project you maintain, but when generating Universal
Binaries, it's not an option, it's a requirement.
j o a r
On 9 feb 2006, at 19.38, Kirk Kerekes wrote:
I confirm that my 10.4.4 iBook-G4 has nothing in the /usr/lib
hierarchy that is Universal, but my 10.4.4 Intel iMac has all
Universal dylibs in /usr/lib. Both have the same version (2.2.1) of
Developer Tools installed.
10.4.4 != 10.4.4.
Anyone know what it takes to install 10.4.4 in a manner that
installs the Universal libs? BSD SDK perhaps?
Lacking that, I suspect that weak-linking libz will allow you to
complete the build.
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