>I assume the generic drop that shipped awhile back won't still work with Rotor 1.0? >If not, are there plans to ship it? I never got a chance to play with it, and would like to.
For now the Gyro generics extension to Rotor only works with the second beta refresh release. We've keep the beta refresh links alive for people to download that distibution if they want to apply the Gyro modifications. >As for Rotor on MacOSX, I would really like to play with it over there but am completely >Mac illiterate. What's the dev environment like? >I assume Rotor probably builds with just gcc, but what kind of debugging tools are available? I believe you can download the Apple Developer tools from: http://developer.apple.com/tools/index.html The version of the GDB debugger that ships with the Apple Developer tools is pretty functional. For example, it supports "forward breakpoints" (fb) that work like delayed breakpoints in NTSD: the module doesn't have to be loaded in order to set them. And the SOS debugger extension will load and work to some extent in that version (and newer versions in general) of GDB. John This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
