On Jul 22, 2008, at 1:29 PM, Tony Becker wrote:
I'm going to make some assumptions here...
This is a project that "works" under 10.4 and has compile errors
when the SDK is "switched" to 10.5
Thanks Tony,
These are 10.5 projects that don't work under 10.5, where the compile
errors go away when "switched" to 10.4.
I reproduce this consistently with new projects, from scratch,
generated by Xcode and untouched. They don't compile for me unless I
set the SDK to 10.4.
Sorry to drag down this list with compile issues. . . I just
subscribed to the xcode-users list and will take this thread over there.
Go into your "Targets" and select your application, or the first
dependancy of your target that doesn't build
Double click on the target to get the info screen.
Go to the build tab and look for anything else that is set to 10.4,
or the 10.4 SDK.
Sometimes, as you develop, the SDK gets "hard coded" into the
project, rather then a token.
Sometimes, assumptions are made in the project and there are other
settings that need to change too.
I really don't see anything that says 10.4 on that tab . . . I wish I
did so I could leave this behind.
Thanks again!
Mixing the SDK's headers can produce the compile errors you've seen.
Look at the quoted search paths at the very bottom too...
On Jul 22, 2008, at 4:15 PM, Nick Zitzmann wrote:
On Jul 22, 2008, at 2:12 PM, g biss wrote:
This I don't know. The installer put it there?
Not on my system, it didn't. DictionaryServices is supposed to be
part of the CoreServices framework.
Nick Zitzmann
<http://www.chronosnet.com/>
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