Re: Xcode 1.1 libstd C++ error
Re: Xcode 1.1 libstd C++ error
- Subject: Re: Xcode 1.1 libstd C++ error
- From: Brian Smith <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2006 12:47:51 +0800
On Nov 17, 2006, at 11:43 AM, Mike wrote:
I have no choice. I have inheritied a shipping XCode 1.2 project
and the goal is to simply rebuild it as-is, not port it to 2.4.
I have no idea if I am using C++ exceptions. I assume you mean try/
catch blocks? If the project was compiling at one point and has
never been changed, then why won't it compile now under the same
configuration?
I am using no other libraries besides 2 or 3 of the standard Apple
frameworks.
Since your trying to rebuild this as-is with the configuration it was
built on, you may want to build with the same Mac OS version that it
was originally built with. Most likely it was built on a system with
an os version prior to 10.3.9 and you should rebuild it on that os
version. The reason I point this out is that in 10.3.9 Apple
introduce a dynamic library version of libstdc++ so C++ programs
developed on 10.4 would could be backward compatible. Prior to this
there was only a static library, so this may be what is giving you
this error. So, are you really compiling under the exact same
configuration?
Regards,
Brian Smith
http://www.suaveware.com
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