On Dec 5, 2006, at 7:41 PM, Jonathan Johnson wrote:
The issue is that 2006r3 did not support Universal Binaries, and
it's choking on the different Mach-O header. To create a plugin
that is compatible with r3 and prior, you need to put just a
PowerPC part in the "Mac Carbon Mach-O" folder, and the universal
part can live in a "Mac Carbon Mach-O Universal" folder. r4 will
prefer the part that lives in the Universal folder, but will fall
back on the part that lives in the Mach-O folder if that folder
isn't present. r3 however, has no knowledge of the Universal
folder, and thus things still work properly.
HTH,
Jon
Yes I know, I had this part correct. (And have had that right from
start from when the new folder was introduced, always publishing both
new and old part)
After I found that this was the only plugin behaving like this then I
at first compared it to other project, saw no difference, then re-
created the X-Code project file by copying the other project and put
the correct cpp files into it and finally got it to not post that
error. I am assuming here that the project file was simply just
corrupt in some way.
Thanks
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