Re: PB -> Xcode 1.1
Re: PB -> Xcode 1.1
- Subject: Re: PB -> Xcode 1.1
- From: Nick Zitzmann <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2004 17:55:34 -0800
On Jan 20, 2004, at 3:05 PM, Chuck Soper wrote:
At WWDC when Xcode was announced one of the new features was the
ability to develop for older OSs such as Jaguar. When I hear Jaguar, I
think of 10.2 through 10.2.x, yet the cross development option only
shows 10.2.8. (I noticed that for Xcode 1.0 the cross development
option was 10.2.7.) Does this mean that I cannot simply say that my
product in compatible with Jaguar but that I have to be more specific
and say Jaguar 10.2.8?
Not really.
Does this imply that Cocoa and other frameworks were changing from
10.2 to 10.2.8?
Yes; several of the point releases shipped with bug fixes for AppKit
and Foundation. The big change, though, was in 10.2.[78], or earlier
versions with Safari 1.0 installed, which added a bunch of Web and
URL-related classes to Foundation, as well as the whole WebKit
framework.
So if you want to build a project that uses them, you need to check for
a certain Foundation version number, and don't launch (or don't use
those features) if the user is using an older version of Foundation.
Unfortunately, I don't think the version number is defined in the
headers. The version number is 462.1.
Nick Zitzmann
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