EDIT :: [go to the third post to see the solution to this problem]
Hi,
I am trying to make an app from a project made in OF 007.
I am working on mac osx 10.6 but i want to make an app for osx 10.5 ,
but i am getting those link errors for some poco library symbols.
This was reported here:
http://forum.openframeworks.cc/t/poco-linking-issue-/6351/3
But i can not make the changes suggested… so, any advice on how to get a compiled poco library for 10.5 but working on osx 0.6??
thanks ,
miguel.
Hi all, this is miguel again…
I am still trying to solve this question:
make an OF 007 app for MacOsX 10.5 leopard (i have a snow leopard -10.6- mac).
I seems that the ONLY problem is to have a poco library compiled for 10.5 but i can not get that done.
I think it would be really great that we make a standard procedure to be able to make 10.5 MacOsx apps with OF 007, because a huge amount of people are still using leopard.
Hope anybody can help, and any time i have the answer i will post it… seems important to me and for everybody making apps from OF 007.
best,
miguel.
Hi all,
so I just could solve this problem, and now i can make any OF 007 app work in 10.5 MAc OSX, which is for me a very important issue.
// THIS INSTRUCTIONS ARE WHEN WORKING WITH OF 007, XCODE 3.2, AND OSX 10.6.4 ////
So this is how i do it:
1- make your usual OF 007 project.
2- drag and drop file
“/Developer/usr/lib/gcc/i686-apple-darwin10/4.0.1/libstdc++.dylib”
into your “frameworks” group in your XCode OF project.
(if you do not find this libstdc++.dylib in your mac, get it from this post (attached) ).
This will reference this libstdc++ library in your project.
3- set your “active SDK” to 10.5 Debug or 10.5 Release
4- compile and link…
5- enjoy your OF 007 app in 10.5 Mac OSX !!!
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The reason that trying to make 10.5 app with OF 007 does not work is that POCO is using a libstdc++ library which is not compatible with the one Xcode is working while compiling in 10.5. If we give another link to the other libstdc++ needed, we solve the problem…
Hope this will help to many OF users.
miguel,
www.tangiblex.net
Thanks miguel, this worked for me on OSX 10.5.8 when downloading your copy of libstdc++.dylib and dragging it into the projecttree. The dylibs on I found on my system didn’t work.