compatibility.
Your situation may be different.
Just a thought.
Paul Looney
-Original Message-
From: Sean Shao [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Sent: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 22:37:15 -0500
Subject: Re: [?] Mac Classic, 2.6.1, MySQL
I've tried building the application
On 3/21/06 7:33 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sean,
Permit me an off the wall question...
Do you REALLY need to support OS 9?
Any computer Apple has made since 1998 (8 years!) will run some flavor
of OS X (although they probably need more RAM). The time and effort you
would
In regards to the two posts - one from Paul Looney and one from Ruslan
Zasukhin..
PL Do you REALLY need to support OS 9?
Yes.
PL The time and effort you would put into supporting OS 9
That's the great thing about Rev, there's very little extra time and effort
required.
RZ But develop new
Indeed.
My department's Mac lab (yep, the FrankenLab of ill-repute) runs OS 9
only.
Initially, it was because of some problems with dual boot (and the
machines not having enough RAM); then it was because of the RAM issue, and
now, quite frankly, I think it is because I'm the only Mac person in
I'm working on a small project that needs to run on Mac OS X, Mac Classic
(9.2.2) and Windows and that uses the database library to connect to a MySQL
server. Everything runs fine on OS X and Windows, and it runs fine in the
IDE on Mac Classic.
When I compile a Classic application from the
Sean,
This is a strange one. I've seen this before, and if I remember
correctly, the problem is that database applications, for whatever
reason, are linked to the Valentina external on Mac Classic. Whether
you're building for Valentina or not. There is a bug report on it,
though I
Sean,
Yep, I did, and didn't get the classic version to work unless I
created the classic standalone from RR 2.5 running in classic mode...
I could create the Windows and OS X version from my OS X Revolution,
but never got the classic version to run.
Lazy as I am, I didn't spend much time on
I've tried building the application on two different Mac OS 9.2.2 machines
(an old iMac and an old UMax ;-) but, as mentioned previously, the
application crashes with an error of Type 1001 unless I switch the MySQL
libraries then I get a unsupported database type..
So as it stands, I'm boned
