hiya,
...after this flurry of activity, I think I have everything (and then some...) committed toward using the configure/make build system on OSX: one thing I'm not sure of is whether or not to commit my generated configure script, as that would be darwin specific...maybe we should delete the configure script in cvs in order to force people to run autoconf? And while yr at it (looking at IOhannes), can you go ahead and delete Base/GemDag.cpp & Base/GemDagg.h? I don't think we've used those in years...
...so, if anyone wishes to try this out on a "not-jamie's-machine" kind of computer, please do and report back any problems so I can move on to other Gem things...atm, it should be noted that the compile will default to the machine's osx version, as I haven't had time to insert the cross-compiling stuff (and thereby support older/ newer os versions)...
good luck! jamie
ps: remember, the configure stuff is in Gem/src/gnu, so cd there, then run "autoconf", then run "./configure --includedir=../../../ GemLibs:../../../pd-0.38-4/src --with-ftgl" or something similar (you may want to add "--disable-new", "--disable-ARB", or "--with- gemlibs=DIR" depending on your setup or osx version)
james tittle wrote:
hiya,
...after this flurry of activity, I think I have everything (and then some...) committed toward using the configure/make build system on
great, i jsut give it a try.
OSX: one thing I'm not sure of is whether or not to commit my generated configure script, as that would be darwin specific...maybe we should delete the configure script in cvs in order to force people to run autoconf? And while yr at it (looking at IOhannes), can you go
yes, i do think that this is a good idea (but otoh, then people will need autoconf installed on their systems...)
ahead and delete Base/GemDag.cpp & Base/GemDagg.h? I don't think we've used those in years...
yes, there are several files that should finally vanish: Base/GemDag, Pixes/pix_filmLinux,...
...so, if anyone wishes to try this out on a "not-jamie's-machine" kind of computer, please do and report back any problems so I can move on to other Gem things...atm, it should be noted that the compile will default to the machine's osx version, as I haven't had time to insert the cross-compiling stuff (and thereby support older/ newer os versions)...
do you need a cross-compiler to run an application compiled for 10.3 on a 10.4 system ??
mfg.asdr. IOhannes
Quoting IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoelnig@iem.at:
do you need a cross-compiler to run an application compiled for 10.3 on a 10.4 system ??
Not that I've seen. Compiling with GCC 4.0 might result in a binary that will not work on 10.3 though. GCC 3.3 is still the default so far under 10.4 as 4 has some issues.
cgc
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