I'm an Xcode newbie. (Using Xcode 4) Is there a convention for putting the extensions inside the adium tree or something like that? Any wiki pages for building extensions from source?
If there are no hints easily available, I'll just started reading the Xcode docs and figure it out. When I load the spam-filter xcode project, the build target doesn't seem to be readily findable, but maybe that's just pilot error. The two adium frameworks are colored red, so I know I need to point them to the adium source tree somehow. I can figure that out. --chris On Monday July 11, at 3:09PM, Thijs Alkemade wrote: > > On 11 jul 2011, at 03:59, Chris Quenelle wrote: > >>> implemented in http://adiumxtras.com/index.php?a=xtras&xtra_id=7683. Can >> >> >> When I try to install that into my recently build adium binary, I get: >> >> Plugin spamfilter Will be Disabled >> This plugin does not support your native architecture. >> >> Is this a 32/64 bit thing? >> I'm using SL on a recent macbook pro. >> >> > > Ah, yes, I think the version on adiumxtras is only build for adium-1.4 (so > 32-bit). You'd have to recompile it yourself to get it to work with 1.5hg. > > Thijs