On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 9:21 AM, Mark Dootson <mark.doot...@znix.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
Hi Mark, thanks for the quick reply!
> Thanks for the notes on changes in Xcode 4.3. I'll follow how wxWidgets
> itself handles this and ensure Alien::wxWidgets and Wx are updated
> appropriately.
>
They probably know about this already, but how can we be sure?
> With regard to your Wx failures, I can't know until I have an Xcode 4.3
> setup to test,
I'll gladly give you remote access to my system if it helps debug
this. Just find me (garu) on irc.perl.org or send me a private email.
> but my guess would be that having a Perl compiled with SDK
> 10.7 against a Wx and or wxWidgets compiled with SDK 10.6 causes problems.
> But I can't be sure until I've setup 4.3 SDK and tested this at some point
> in the future.
>
wxWidgets was definitely compiled with SDK 10.6. I would expect perl
to have been compiled against 10.7, but looking at the build.log file
I saw no mention of it. Strangely enough, here's what I saw instead:
What command should be used to create dynamic libraries?
[env MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=10.3 cc]
The full build.log is available at http://paste.scsys.co.uk/184392, if it helps.
I have no idea how this variable got 10.3, and I don't see it outside
of the build log. I'm not sure what it means either, though the
variable name gives a big hint. I'll fiddle with it for a bit later,
maybe figure out how it's getting this value and how to force it to
compile against 10.6 - or 10.7 for that matter.
I tried going the other way, but I don't see a way in Alien::wxWidgets
to force the downloaded library to be compiled against a different
SDK. I'll also give it a try in wxWidgets' Makefile, but this is all
new ground to me so any help would still be greatly appreciated :)
Thanks again,
breno
