On Jul 22, 2008, at 12:52 PM, Stephan Maximilian Huber wrote:
Frank van Meurs schrieb:
However, as I don't know a great deal about XCode (yet), I would
like to have something verified. While inspecting the dependencies
for OSG in the targets and building OSG, I noticed that, although
specifying "/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.5.sdk" as the "Base SDK Path"
and "Mac OS X 10.5" as the "Mac OS X Deployment Target" in the
"AllStandardTargets" target, this doesn't seem to propagate to all
the prerequisite targets. My question therefore is, should this be
the case, i.e. should all the prerequisite targets also have these
settings, or will this implicitly propagate (this doesn't seem to
be the case as compiling osgdb_qt triggers warnings from deprecated
code in the 10.4.sdk).
Switching the SDK for the whole osg-project is best made in the
project-settings. Right-click OpenSceneGraph with the blue icon on
top of the list (it's the root-node of all files, targets, etc) and
change the sdk etc to your needs. This should propagate cleanly to
all sub-projects, and worked for me.
HTH,
Stephan
Thanks Stephan. I just changed it and I'm building OSG as we speak. It
seems to be working. The confusion arose because these settings can
(of course) be defined at multiple levels. When viewing the build
setting for one target, settings defined at another level can be
visible.
This is probably trivial to anybody who is very much used to XCode,
but, as long as the SDK and deployment settings are not defined at
Target level (or as an "xcodebuild command-line flag"), it should
indeed propagate nicely.
Frank
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