Re: Compiling on OS X.2 as a framework
Ralph Giles <[email protected]> Sat, 7 Sep 2002 21:04:04 +0100
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On Monday, Aug 26, 2002, at 04:29 Europe/London, Sailesh Agrawal wrote: > Building on Mac OS X.2 (as a framework) requires the following change > to the macosx.mak file: > [remove X11 inludes and link directives] I've set them to blank in cvs. This works fine for me; please let me know if you have trouble. This change will also be in the 7.30 testing release. > change CC=cc > to CC=gcc2 I didn't make this one because it breaks building on 10.1.x. This is a work-around for a bug in Apple's gcc3. I've submitted a bug report. Turning off optimization is another option. Note that macosx.mak is probably going away in a future release now that the autoconf build is working out of the box on osx. We just need to integrate the framework (and linux .so) builds. > I haven't tried to use the framework yet but I have my fingers crossed. Please let us know how it goes. We've not had much feedback on the framework build. Cheers, -r -- Ralph Giles MacOS port maintainer