Xcode for mac 10.9 mac osx#
Xcode for mac 10.9 mac os#
Xcode for mac 10.9 code#

Unfortunately, I've not yet succeeded in this endeavour. As you noticed, there is a build configuration that uses LLVM instead of GCC, that's one of my attempts to get FO compile with LLVM. That said, the FO OSX SDK is definitely not ready for Maverick, I can't even tell how well it worked for Lion and Mountain Lion, as I'm still on Snow Leopard (10.6) myself (and I didn't get much complaints about the SDK not working until now, so I assume it worked reasonably well). You really need to know what you're doing though, and even if, it's kind of a masochistic approach, if you ask me, when everything is already neatly prepared for you, in the form of our SDKs As far as I can see, the wiki doesn't suggest that you could just check out the source and build. You can just get the source from SVN, set up your dev environment, build all the prerequisites yourself etc.

Xcode for mac 10.9 mac osx#

Nickshanks wrote: Can anyone help?Well, let's see I'm the current maintainer of the Mac OSX SDK, so I'll try to answer at least some of your questions.Д¬oncerning the wiki compile pages, Geoff already pointed out that of course the SDK isn't absolutely necessary. I changed the compiler for all targets to LLVM 5 in the project build settings.ДЇollowing all that, and some dead ends installing boost via homebrew and changing the library and include paths (before I discovered the SDK), I now run into the following errors which I have been unable to resolve (4 errors, all the same message but from different files, one for each build thread). Well GCC is no longer installed with Xcode 5, and only LLVM 5.0 is available.

The Xcode project is configured to build with GCC, except one target which was set up to test LLVM 4.4 compilation.

Conceivably, it may be possible to build against the 10.8 or 10.9 SDK but I felt installing old SDKs was more likely to succeed. To resolve this, I copied over the 10.4u, 10.5, 10.6, and 10.7 SDKs from old copies of Xcode I had lying around into the Xcode application bundle (specially, into the /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/atform/Developer/SDKs/ folder). Xcode in Mavericks only comes with the 10.8 and 10.9 SDKs.

Xcode for mac 10.9 mac os#

The Xcode project is configured to build against the Mac OS 10.5 and 10.6 SDKs.(This script does an svn checkout anyway.) This is untrue, and the wiki page should be modified to require that the SDK be downloaded, and its configure script run as the very first step. The Compiling wiki page implies that FO can be built just from an svn checkout, which is what I first tried. There are certain files in the Mac SDK which are not in SVN.

Xcode for mac 10.9 code#

I have just downloaded the FO code for the first time, and tried to compile it.