Ok, what you say is true for the release version of XCode 4.
However, I have just installed XCode 4.0.1. When it installed, it
moved my existing XCode 3..26 into the /Developer.old folder. I went
in there, ran XCode 3 and with no changes was able to compile a 10.5
SDK version of the CUDA test appl
First, you should become aware of this:
http://www.macstories.net/news/developers-xcode-4-will-drop-support-for-10-5-sdk/
In particular the difficult part (i.e. beyond just finding (restoring?) the
right library
and header files for the SDKs) is that the toolset in XCode 4 has the PPC
support
r
Has anyone tried to build python or extensions with XCode 4.0?
If so, do you have any hints, such as:
- Which C compilers to use or avoid
- How to make the results backward-compatible with 10.5 and possibly
even 10.4
-- Russell
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maybe you need to use the constant instead of "CSV", i.e. k.CSV_file_format
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Ok. I figured the CSV part out, but paths for saving in appscript are
kicking my butt.
If anyone has any suggestions I'd appreciate them.
Thanks,
Dan
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Hi there-
I have the
following AppleScript:
set theOutpu
