> Greg Ercolano wrote: > Maybe the tool has been moved? > I noticed in the last few releases that moved dev tools around > (though so far not Rez, not sure about leopard)
I was always trying to run the program compiled in 10.4... In any case, I have the same issue when I compile in 10.5. At the end of the compilation I do: strip imp2 ; fltk-config --post imp2 /Developer/Tools/Rez -t APPL -o imp2 /usr/local/include/FL/mac.r No error there, it's all compiling fine. It just won't run like it should > > BTW, check that your app still has resource forks assigned to it > with ls(1), e.g. > > ls -la yourapp/..namedfork/rsrc ls -la imp2/..namedfork/rsrc -rwxr-xr-x 1 avenardj avenardj 406 Oct 27 18:46 imp2/..namedfork/rsrc > > ..does the 'size' field show a non-zero value for your app? > If zero, the app lost its resource forks. > > I'd be really surprised if Leopard wasn't back compatible > with its resource forks for binaries; that would break all old bins. > Well it has. my program runs fine in 10.4, but doesn't in 10.5. If compiled in 10.5 it will core dump in 10.4 (compiled using the xcode that ships with Leopard) (works fine when compiled for Windows, Linux and FreeBSD too) Why would I make up such thing? Jean-Yves _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
