On 27 Feb 2010, at 5:50, Matt T. wrote:
> But I'm used to the terminal and the usual ./configure/make/make
> install procedure. How do I install the files Xcode built for use
> system-wide? I want to be able to just make tell gcc that my
> headers are in /opt/local/include and let 'er rip.
In /opt/local... oh I have never liked that style... personal
preferences though... What is wrong with just /local though, I always
say?
>
> So how do I install the Xcode built files, etc. to have a working
> FLTK install? Or am I misunderstanding what the Xcode project is
> for, and the whole 64bit thing?
If you are used to the configure/make/install sequence, and you have
the autotools installed on your Mac, then just use it, you DO NOT
need the Xcode files in that case at all.
The svn checkout will not have been auto-configured (though the
weekly tarballs may be?) so you need to run autoconf in the shell one
time to create the configure script.
Thereafter, run configure as normal, and pass in the appropriate
modifiers to match your directory preference (e.g. --prefix=xxx --
includedir=DIR --etc...) and to set your target arch: --with-
archflags="flags" might work for this, though recently somene posted
in the mailing list about this, and I think that had success
overriding the CXXFLAGS and CFLAG values directly... e.g.
./configure CFLAGS=-arch XXX CXXFLAGS=-arch xxx --prefix=abc --etc...
Check the archives, something should turn up.
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