Re: linking OpenGL (was :still having problems with cross development)
Re: linking OpenGL (was :still having problems with cross development)
- Subject: Re: linking OpenGL (was :still having problems with cross development)
- From: Monroe Williams <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2003 14:06:02 -0800
On Oct 29, 2003, at 1:40 PM, Thomas Dibble wrote:
On Oct 29, 2003, at 11:18 AM, Monroe Williams wrote:
This was my understanding as well, but the fact that there doesn't
seem to be a way to tell XCode which version of GCC to use makes me
wonder if I'm confused on this point. Can one really build to the
10.1 SDK with the latest version of GCC 3.3?
You can tell XCode what compiler to use (for native projects) by going
to the <Target>/Get Info, selecting the "Rules" tab, and changing the
selection under "C Files" from gcc 3.3 to gcc 3.1 or whatever else.
AHA!
Thank you. That's the setting I hadn't found yet. Makes sense now
that I know where it is. :)
That having been said, as far as I can tell the 10.1 SDK does not
include any gcc 3.3 header files, so, no, you can not build anything
to run on 10.1 using gcc 3.3 in XCode. For 10.1 compatibility it
appears you need to fall back to gcc 3.1 at the highest. I may be
wrong on this, but I've met with nothing but abject failure trying to
build the simplest of 10.1-compatible projects using XCode/gcc 3.3,
and the missing includes and libc++ seem to be the key there.
Not at all surprising. I don't remember all the relevant dates, but
IIRC gcc 3.3 didn't even hit beta until well after 10.2 was released.
Assuming the contents of the 10.1.x SDK are actually what shipped with
10.1 (which they really should be), there's little chance of the
complier-specific parts matching up with 3.3. Might even have to go
back to gcc 2.95.2 for some of the 10.1 specifics...
-- monroe
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Monroe Williams email@hidden
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