Thanks to those that replied to this. For the benefit of anyone else in this situation, here is the summary:
- build-webkit fails to GCC instead of clang if the version of the developer tools is too old - If you have previously installed XCode in the old /developer folder, then you upgrade via the app store the new version is installed in /Applications - If you build like this it will still use the old XCode tools in /Developer (and hence fail to GCC) - You need to use the xcode-select -switch instruction from the webkit page on "building" in order to tell the system to adopt the newer XCode from /Applications - Now if you build-webkit it will use the new tools and be happy with clang. For those trying to build with 32-bit you can add the options to build-webkit or you can set the default using set-webkit-configuration tool to 32-bit. now building in 32-bit with clang. fingers crossed......... Thanks for the help > Hi Folks. > > I have been trying for weeks to build WebKit in 32-bit. > > My system is a MacMini Server with 10.7.4 and latest XCode. > > I update via SVN then use build-webkit. This creates a good working 64bit > version. > > However, when I use build-webkit --32-bit or build-webkit ARCHS="i386 > x86_64" ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH=NO I get various build failures which generally > seem related to 32bit truncation of 64bit values. > > The folks who have responded to my bug report suggest this is because my > system uses GCC when running build-webkit instead of clang. > > I wondered if someone could provide instructions on configuring this machine > to use clang instead when running build-webkit. > > Thanks > > Mark > > _______________________________________________ webkit-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/webkit-dev
