On Aug 22, 2006, at 3:59 PM, Brandon J. Van Every wrote:
but perhaps Apple could be more open to helping making the task of
support Xcode through cmake easier. For instance if a new Xcode
version comes out and breaks the compatibility then perhaps Apple
could release scripts for the new Xcode on the day of release or
near after. Perhaps other IDE's could be encouraged to go the
same route.
Sure. I don't see any reason to suppose a bad future for CMake and
Xcode.
I am an OS X Programmer and honestly Xcode support in CMake is
secondary to _my_ needs. I don't actually develop OSG, I _use_ OSG.
So I just need a build system that works without any extra setups.
Just Cmake ../OSG; make; Install;
Xcode can always open up previous versions of its project files. It
may do conversions on them after it opens them up, but it should
always work. Personally, I have switched from Xcode to CMake/Eclipse
for my C++ dev.
There are actually some things that CMake needs before proper Xcode
generation that would help more. I'll post those to the Cmake list..
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Mike Jackson
imikejackson <at> gmail <dot> com
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