On Saturday, 22, 2002, at 00:38AM, ima sudonim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Jonathan, >> >> I just updated to the latest CVS for SimGear and tried to build. While >> Mac OS X builds like a champ, MSVC is complaining (again). If I backup >> two versions of the file, I can get it to build (but I get link errors >> with FlightGear) >> >As you are building both mac os x and MSVC version of simgear, do you >possibly build them all on one platform (i.e., one via cross compiler, >the other natively), or do you build each of them individually. Did you >set up a local cvs repository the two machines share, do you use a file >server or some other strategy? > I build for OS X and Windows spearately. I suppose I could use Samba on my Mac and build from the same directory structure, but I don't. I manage both build areas seperately and that has a nice side effect that I can easily burn either my PC or Mac version onto CD-ROM. >Do you know if GCC x86 version can generate macos x code, or the macos x >compiler x86? I build via Project Builder, so don't use a cross compiler from an x86. I doubt that a cross compiler exists to OS X, anyway. >Is this visual studio or VS.net that you're using (not a member of the >ms compiler of the month club I'm still using VS 6 on my pc). I use MSVC 6.0 since that is what my employer uses. I have a goal to show them the advantages of Open Source (and FlightGear in specific) in our work. Jonathan Polley Of COURSE they can do that. They're engineers! _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
