Am 12.07.2010 um 12:13 schrieb Jean-Marc LASGOUTTES: > Stephan Witt <st.w...@gmx.net> writes: >> With some googling I've learned we're not alone. Perhaps the theory >> mentioned above doesn't hold for c++ code. That would be bad. I'll >> then forced to build with 10.5 SDK or maybe 10.4 and cannot use the >> new 10.6 features. When compiling with 10.5 SDK I cannot check Tiger >> support - I don't have it. > > Hmm, too bad. I am surprised though that there is not a simple > explanation somewhere.
I've searched another evening and couldn't find a solution or explanation. I'll give up for now. :( Regarding the Tiger support: the distribution candidate .dmg is now 39 MB big. If someone can test if the 10.5 SDK build with 10.4 deployment target is working on Tiger I'll happily upload it for the test! Is anyone able to access a Tiger system? > Anyway, I prefer your new code to the old one. I did not try it out yet > though. Thanks. Stephan
