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SDK 10.6 with Target 10.5
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SDK 10.6 with Target 10.5


  • Subject: SDK 10.6 with Target 10.5
  • From: Eric Gorr <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2011 12:20:37 -0400

On the Cocoa-Dev mailing list, it was mentioned:



> on Xcode 4.0, I have noticed, just accidentally,
> that when the Base SDK is set to Mac OS X 10.6
> and the deployment target to 10.5, I don't get
> any alert about the use of not-available-APIs.

   This is how the Base SDK and Deployment Target
   build settings have worked since their
   introduction.  The availability macros to
   which they’re an input don’t issue any
   warnings for new API that isn’t present on an
   older OS because that would potentially
   obscure other warnings.



I am curious if it is possible to obtain warning about using new API that isn't present on an older OS...?

Or, what strategies do people employ to catch an accidental use of a new API that isn't present on an older OS...?

Thank you.





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