Re: Cross-dev SDK question...
Re: Cross-dev SDK question...
- Subject: Re: Cross-dev SDK question...
- From: Markus Hitter <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2005 20:45:19 +0200
Am 07.06.2005 um 19:52 schrieb Philip George:
(It's always a good idea to mention which version of Xcode you use)
do i need to install something else to get that gcc directory?
I'd guess you'd have to install gcc-2.95.2 which is an optional
install with Xcode - err - Xcode 1.2.
Unless you want to compile a kext or alike, gcc-3.1 should work fine
on 10.1.5 as well. Hopefully I remember right, it's covered somewhere
in the Xcode 1.0 or Xcode 1.2 Release Notes.
and if so, should i bother, since this seems to be working with 3.3?
Did you test it on 10.1.5? I doubt it would work.
on a different tangent... is it possible that "1.95.2" is a typo in
the instructions that should read "2.95.2"?
Very likely. gcc-1.x was current when we all ran System 6 on a 25 MHz
68030 processor. :-)
Markus
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