> > Have a Pascal program calling some C code from a static library I > > build in a separate project so I can use the debugger. > >You can also build it in a separate target of the same project and >then change the target-specific flags for that C library (as in the >"FPC-C-C++ Carbon Application 2.2.0" template).
Does this method still allow running gdb on the C code? > > I looked at my App using lipo -info fromTerminal and get the > > following error: > > lipo: Can't map input file: .../myapp/build/Release/myapp.app ((os/ > > kern) invalid argument) > >myapp.app is a folder (or more specifically, a bundle). The actual >program is .../myapp/build/Release/myapp.app/Contents/MacOS/myapp Yep, finally figured that out. > > As well, in Finder Get Info for my app, the 'open using Rosetta > > checkbox is greyed out and I cannot select it. Activity Monitor of > > course shows an intel program but i need to deploy to PowerPC > > running 10.3.9. Now my latest build appears to allow running under Rosetta, but incorrectly. > > If I look at my 'C' library project product with lipo, I get > > Architectures in the fat file: ...../libkbCarbonLib.a are: i386 ppc > > > > What else do I need to do in order to generate a universal binary? > > Do I need to run the fpc ppc version somehow for the ppc side of > > tings? I suspect so but cannot find what to do. > >You have to go to the project's build settings for the configuration >that you are building (presumably "release"), and then set the >"Architectures" setting (the second from the top) to "Standard (32-bit >Universal)". This works at least for me with the "FPC-C-C++ Carbon >Application 2.2.0" template. > Yes is working now for me too, not sure what i did at this point to make it happen. Thx >Jonas _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
