Does Xcode have any compiler detection mechanism's
Does Xcode have any compiler detection mechanism's
- Subject: Does Xcode have any compiler detection mechanism's
- From: Mark Thomas <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2006 12:52:25 +0000
- Organization: Coderus Ltd
Hi All,
Didn't get any replied on this, but now I'm completely confused why XCode
doesn't want to gcc 3.3, when building my universal xcode project on another
developers machines.
As I have the correct GCC_VERSION_ppc setup, and the developer is saying
it is installed on their machine, and seems so as 'which gcc-3.3' returns
valid path.
Any ideas ?, as this works fine on my 2 machines I have access to.
Thanks
Mark.
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Hi,
I have a universal .xcodeproj which work great for using gcc 3 for powerpc
and gcc 4 for i386 side and all builds fine on my setup. But working with
another developer who xcode environment I don't have any access to seems to
have have problems building my project.
Looking at his build's log it looks like XCode ignored my request to use
gcc 3 for powerpc, even though if you check the setenv and you see the
request there. As all the powerpc code is being compiled with gcc-4.0
instead of gcc-3.3 which is not want I need, as I need to code to load on
10.2.x system.
I'm wondering if the developer hasn't installed gcc 3 somehow, is there a
way to detect this, or would Xcode just fail slightly under the hood ?
Any thoughts, I have asked to go to command line and type 'which gcc-3.3' ,
which I think is going to fail, but I'm surprise XCode didn't complain.
Thanks
Mark.
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