Author: Tord Romstad
Date: 10:57:43 05/15/05
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On May 15, 2005 at 13:20:30, Ian Osgood wrote: >A suggestion... > >If you want to compile under 10.4 but have it run on 10.3.9, then you need to >cross-compile for that OS. In XCode, Get Info on your project file, select the >General tab, and for Cross-Develop Using Target SDK, select MacOSX10.3.9 instead >of Current Mac OS (If that is not available, then you need to install that SDK >when installing XCode.) Thanks, but I don't use XCode. Scatha is a Lisp program, developed using the experimental Cocoa bridge in OpenMCL. The Cocoa bridge is already very usable, and despite some rough edges developing Cocoa applications in OpenMCL is already much easier and more pleasant than doing it in Java or Objective-C. There is only one problem: OpenMCL Cocoa applications will currently only work in the exact OS version in which they are compiled. This problem is expected to be solved in the near future. If it turns out to take longer time than expected, I will look for some kind of workaround. The most obvious solution would be to make the program detect during startup which OS version it is running in, and recompile itself from source code when necessary. Tord
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