Re: Per-architecture GCC version setting?
Re: Per-architecture GCC version setting?
- Subject: Re: Per-architecture GCC version setting?
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2005 09:23:25 -0700
I searched the list archives and couldn't find what I was looking for. Also, I don't see any confidentiality message attached to Xcode 2.2 DP1, and I've seen people discuss it on the list without being publicly reprimanded, so I assume it's OK to talk about it... If it isn't, then please accept my apologies.
It's generally not. You can use email@hidden to ask questions under NDA of the Xcode team and get replies when appropriate. Apparently one of the new features of Xcode 2.2 DP1, according to the release notes, is the ability to set the GCC version on a per-architecture basis. How do I set this? I don't see it documented anywhere, and I haven't found any UI controls to set this on a per-architecture basis. I'd like to compile some code using GCC 3.3 on PPC, and GCC 4.0 on x86, because the PPC code must run under Jaguar...
The general form of build setting variants <SETTING>_<ARCH>, where ARCH is one of {ppc, ppc64, i386}. There generally aren't user interface switches for such variants; you create them as custom build settings. The documentation for new releases is generally not ready by the first developer preview, but catches up later in the development cycle, so a subsequent DP release will usually have better documentation of new featured discussed in the release notes. These are of course vague generalities and not meant to disclose any details of a product under NDA :-)
Chris |
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