Torsten Bonde Christiansen wrote:
I do already own a legit Mac mini so I have not problem compiling my
code for Mac OS X. But the mini is not my primary machine and is
actually only meant for testing puposes, so I wanted to create a setup
on my primary PC (64-bit linux) that, using a script, can compiles and
cross compiles for all of our supported OS and CPU targets.
I cross compile from Linux to i386-Win32 / i386-Darwin / PowerPC-Darwin.
I've uploaded the tools I used to build the mac tool chain here :
http://www.fnarfbargle.com/cross-tools
The trick was to use the binaries from odcctools-20060413.tar.bz2, but to link i386-Darwin I needed
ld from odcctools-9.2-ld.tgz
I've had this working for over a year now, so the steps I used to build it are a little hazy, but
from memory I built and installed the 2006 version of ocdtools, then I built the 9.2 version and
manually copied just ld across.
I build against a copy of the 10.4 SDK (I installed Tiger on an old PPC box, then installed X-Code
and copied the SDK across to my Linux build machine.
crossbuild.txt is the script I currently use to update my toolchains, so it contains the commands I
use to build all versions of the compiler. In the comments at the top are the commands I used to
build ocdtools.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Brad
--
Dolphins are so intelligent that within a few weeks they can
train Americans to stand at the edge of the pool and throw them
fish.
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