On Wed, 30 May 2007 19:00:23 -0400
"Hess, Philip J" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Felipe,
>
> I think you can set Pass Options To The Linker to this:
>
> -framework carbon -framework Qt4Intf -lobjc
>
> for each new project and then just forget about it. You can then
> change the widget type to gtk, qt or carbon as needed and compile. I
> don't believe the extra linker switches make any difference if not
> needed to resolve references for a particular widget set.
AFAIK this will only work under MacOSX.
We need conditional compiler options. There is already a feature
request in mantis.
> Regarding your 2nd suggestion: It's absolutely critical that the IDE
> not create a new app bundle each time it compiles. Remember that an
> app bundle is rarely the barebones folder that createmacapplication
> creates. It may contain dozens or hundreds of other files -
> resources, icons, private frameworks, etc. These will likely need to
> be copied in manually by the developer, but once he's done that the
> IDE shouldn't delete the app bundle - rather, it should just compile
> to replace the executable (which is either inside the bundle or
> outside the bundle and symlinked to it from within the bundle as
> createmacapplication does it).
Agreed.
> It would be nice if there were a way to set the bundle's Info.plist
> settings from within the IDE, but this might be asking too much. I
> believe I wrote up some suggestions related to this and the IDE's
> Project Options | Version Info about a year ago but don't recall if I
> posted them on the forum or what.
What info is stored in the Info.plist?
> Currently I use a script file something like my create_app_mac.sh
> that I run to create the initial app bundle and copy everything
> needed into the bundle folder (can also do this anytime I need to
> "start over" with the bundle). Something like this will probably
> always be needed for non-trivial projects.
Mattias
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