nick rothwell | project cassiel

Sorry if this has been covered - I'm finding myself having to dip into native dev. on the Mac for a while...

The 5.1.1 SDK doesn't seem to be set up for Xcode 3.2.3 as came with my new Mac. A quick dig round reveals

SDKROOT = /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk

in the xcconfig file - this doesn't exist. Bumping it to 10.5 seems fine. I checked the Xcode on an older machine - it's also (now) at 3.2.3 via updates but does have the 10.4 SDK, so I guess Apple have stopped bundling it with new machines.

PS: Just reading the stuff about Frameworks search paths... it was all so much easier with THINK C on a floppy disk.

obsolete-developersdksmacosx10-4u-sdk-in-maxmspsdk-xcconfig-5-1-1

Tiger isn't installed by default since Snow Leopard, if you install it, you'll be able to compile for 10.4 as well and the error will disappear.

Oh, hold on - I might have unchecked some kind of "support for 10.4" box when installing Xcode. Perhaps I'll copy it across from the other machine, on the offchance that we have 10.4 clients.

Yep that the reason. You have to explicitly install it.

Obsolete "/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk" in maxmspsdk.xcconfig 5.1.1