unsupported by the gcc-mp-6 version I'm using or
is there any special compiler or linker flag that needs to be used to make C++
exceptions work with my gcc-mp-6 version? Any ideas?
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r the help!
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il?
Outside MacPorts gcc works fine. No problems with the gcc installed
by Xcode but that is gcc 4.0.1. I installed MacPorts to get a newer
gcc.
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on macOS 13 that run on older
macOS versions as well?
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y benefit of codesigning seems to be to
guarantee that binaries aren't modified.
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soft glew glfw mpg123
> libsndfile (if this step fails, stop here and let me know)
> premake5 --with-librw gmake2
> cd build
> make config=release_macosx-amd64-librw_gl3_glfw-oal -j5
> Just want to see the output and find out if it can build
> successfully. Does not need the GTAIII game anywhere to build.
> Thanks
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ing executable works like a charm on a naked 10.5
system without any Mac Ports stuff... very nice!
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On 24.03.2018 at 14:07 Mojca Miklavec wrote:
> On 24 March 2018 at 13:35, Andreas Falkenhahn wrote:
>> When I compile my C++11 project on a 10.5 PPC system using gcc6 and try to
>> run it on another 10.5 PPC system that doesn't have gcc6 installed, I get an
>> error
. Is there an
easier way? Is the latest libstdc++ available as its own package in Mac Ports
maybe or what is the suggested way of dealing with this?
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are ;-)
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old installation.
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ies would be a great benefit for those old
systems.
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ht back where you were before the build.
Thanks, that's good to know!
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e away more and more control
from the user. That might be very good for people without a clue about
computing but for coders it's a pain in the "donkey".
It's time to regain control - the OS is here to serve, not to spy on me
or impose its will on me :-)
$0.02
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apable of running Mac OS 9 software.
I also have a 10.6 installation which I won't update because 10.6
has Rosetta (PPC emulation). It's vintage - it needn't make sense.
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Ports
killing my hardware.
IMHO there really should be prebuilt binaries for 10.4. It's a waste of energy
and resources to have everybody build this on his own...
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? The current
installation process feels a little bit like maximum overdose for my
poor old PPC Mac Mini...
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PPC rules. I'm also running MorphOS on my PowerPC Macs. This
is another PPC operating system inspired by AmigaOS.
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knows how to solve these issues? As I said, despite those
warnings the program seems to work correctly but of course these warnings are
worrying me and I want them to disappear.
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