Hi Jeremy,
On 08.11.2005, at 20:22, Jeremy Sagan wrote:
I thought automat required 10.4?
I posted this once because after updating to Xcode 2.1 i released a gcc4.0 automat build without realizing that this would not work with pre-tiger systems. At this time i did not know that Xcode 2.1 default compiler setting was gcc4.0. My fault. I should have checked that before. :-(
Then after receiving some mails about automat not working on 10.3.x systems i switched to gcc3.3 and everything seemed to work just fine. I have reports from users with 10.3.8 to 10.4.3 stating that automat is working fine .
But in some rare cases all with 10.3.8 / 9 it doesn't work at all. Up to now i tried a lot of different compiler settings without any success.
So the bottom line is that i am a little confused about automat's system requirements. :-)
I wrote something similar about this to this list a while ago and, as of yet, have not heard an answer. The subject was:
Yes, I knew i'd seen a post about this topic but i couldn't find it in the archive.
"Re: SDK compability question" and the content was:
"I have tried out the sinsynth example in the new Coreaudio SDK. I have configured it to run under 10.2 and it works fine. Why when I change sin to sinf in sinsynth.cpp does the plug-in then fail to load under 10.2.8?
Auval under 10.2.8 says the function can not be found in some library where it was expected."
So I suspect if you change powf to pow and sqrtf to sqrt it may just work.
Yes, i'll try that but i really would like to understand why automat does or doesn't work with this powf() and sqrtf() on some systems.
Jeremy
Thanks a lot, stiwi |