Re: dev. in leopard, won't run in tiger
Re: dev. in leopard, won't run in tiger
- Subject: Re: dev. in leopard, won't run in tiger
- From: Peter Thom <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2008 10:07:45 -0700
I wrote my own AudioUnit host, I used 'x' just as a placeholder for my
application name.
The thing is that my friend is doing the same trying to open it. One
time it works (when I compile it with active sdk being 10.4), one time
it doesn't (when my active sdk is 10.5, target sdk is 10.4).
So, I guess the target sdk is being ignored?
Peter
On Sep 15, 2008, at 2:09 PM, Brian Willoughby wrote:
Wait a minute, I've never heard of an AudioUnit host named 'x' - the
impression is that your friend is trying to run the plugin directly,
which will never work, not even on Leopard.
Can you tell us how you are testing the plugin on your Leopard
development machine? What host are you using to load your plugin?
Have you instructed your friend to use the same host on his Tiger
machine?
Brian Willoughby
Sound Consulting
On Sep 15, 2008, at 13:40, Peter Thom wrote:
it won't open. Getting the message: "you cannot open the application
x because it is not supported on this system"
I haven't been able to run auval on it yet (on my friend's machine).
It's not a Cocoa plugin. Generic, carbon plugin. Works fine in 10.5,
or when I compile specifically for 10.4.
Peter
On Sep 15, 2008, at 12:14 PM, tahome izwah wrote:
Again, (maybe I was missing your reply?) to get an idea of what
you're
trying to do you would have to answer at least the following
questions
in order for anyone to provide any help. Right now your question
sounds (to me) far too general to be answered in a way that could be
helpful...
Here they are again:
What do you mean with "won't run"? Does it crash, refuse to load...?
Did you try auval to see if that can shed any light on this? Any
console messages that would be helpful?
Is it a Cocoa UI plug in? A generic one? Carbon view based?
If it is a Cocoa UI plug in, are you sure the UI classes you're using
are 10.4 savvy? Some are not and will generate an exception -
depending on how you handle this might just cause your plug in not to
load...
Cheers
--th
2008/9/15 Peter Thom <email@hidden>:
I haven't got a exact description yet what it says when trying to
load the
plugin, since it's on my friend's machine, but it sounds like it
just won't
open up in tiger, since it's been compiled for leopard.
In the xcode settings, I set the 'active sdk' to 10.5, and have the
deployment sdk set to 10.4. I've read before that that should run
(open) in
tiger, but doesn't. It works only, when I specifically set the
active sdk to
10.4, and then it compiles only if I hack the core audio headers a
little
bit.
Any suggestions?
Peter
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