Setup & Building on Mac OS X
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temas
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Project5
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Ok
So I went into the Ogre directory and tried to build Ogre.xcode, selecting the OgreFramework target. It halts on this error:
in location:
If anyone knows what I should be doing differently that would be fantastic
--Ben
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can't locate file for: -lbundle1.0Code: Select all
Ogre:0--Ben
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temas
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charlesgoff
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Building on OS X
I'm having some trouble building on OS X that I've not been able to find any help with on this forum. I've followed all of the directions that I could find and now come up with the following error when the build get to the OgreMemoryManager. The first message is this warning:
Ogre:0: ignoring -mlong-branch, superflous when PIC is on; use with -static
and then this error:
Build failed(see build log for details)
The problem is that there is nothing in the bulid log!!
Has anyone encountered this problem. I'm using the latest version of everything.
Ogre:0: ignoring -mlong-branch, superflous when PIC is on; use with -static
and then this error:
Build failed(see build log for details)
The problem is that there is nothing in the bulid log!!
Has anyone encountered this problem. I'm using the latest version of everything.
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charlesgoff
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Thanks. While I was waiting for a reply I happened upon another website where someone suggested the same thing. It turns out I was running XCode 1.1 instead of 1.5. That's the last time I trust Apple's software upadte to keep me up to date. Any way, it seems to be compiling now. Sorry for wasting anyone's time on this trivial problem.
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charlesgoff
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Success!!!!
Thanks to all those who have posted their suggestions here. I don't think I could have gotten this to run on my Powerbook without all of these posts. Now to do something constructive with it....
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SteveFrazier
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Software update
Apple does not normally use Software Update for the developer tools. I only recall once where that has been done. You just need to get on Apple's developer weekly news mailing list (ADC news) or periodally check Apple's developer site for news on updates to the tools.