Hi Radu, On 8/11/06, Radu Mihai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For the target, Xcode by default targets 'current MacOS', in my case this will be x86. I can send you an update targeted for '10.4.x Universal'. ####.xcode, are the old-format project files, pre Xcode 2.0 I think.
Thanks for explanation. I wonder if we could just remove the directory? Is Xcode free? If so they just grabbing a later version shouldn't be probhitive.
I did not have the courage to look in the source of the projects, I'm sure it's quite a bit of mess. If you need updates from within the IDE, I'm more than happy to help. At work I have to deal with cross-platform build issues, and what I am slowly moving towards is using CMake to generate makefiles, VC projects and Xcode projects. One complaint that tends to show up when I'm discussing replacing the current makefile system we use for building, is how to deal with those clients and developers who don't/ can't use CMake and want to use just make. If somebody has a way of generating with CMake a set of CMake- independent makefiles, I would be happy to help the OSG-CMake effort. (sorry for the little rant, Friday's getting to me :)
I think CMake or similiar system is the way forward. Maintaining multiple build systems isn't pratical, causing everybody lots of grief, both users and developers. There is one proper solution that we already have GNUmake works on all platforms pretty wll flawlessly. The only problems lies in developers crack addiction to IDE's that don't play well with anything other than home grown and lock-in project setup. Robert. _______________________________________________ osg-users mailing list [email protected] http://openscenegraph.net/mailman/listinfo/osg-users http://www.openscenegraph.org/
