Hi
I see a mention of support for OSX universal binary in the release notes.
However, from running cmake --help-html, I was unable to find any
explanation on how to use the feature.
I am building on the command line using make.
However, if I need to use XCode build to get the feature wo
Mike Jackson wrote:
There is and there is not.
What you need to try is putting -arch ppc -arch i386 for both the
CXX_FLAGS and C_FLAGS using ccmake.
That works for me in 10.4.11 with gcc.
Actually, there is full support for universal binaries in CMake.
If you set this cmake cache variable:
There is and there is not.
What you need to try is putting -arch ppc -arch i386 for both the
CXX_FLAGS and C_FLAGS using ccmake.
That works for me in 10.4.11 with gcc.
Mike
On Jan 15, 2008, at 1:31 AM, Nicholas Yue wrote:
Hi
I see a mention of support for OSX universal binary in the
On 1/15/08 9:59 AM, Mike Jackson said:
In addition to what other's said, I'll just add the following:
>Funny.. last time I asked I was told to use "i386 ppc" which did not
>work and so I started adding the flags myself. Using a ";" instead of
>a space does allow universal binaries to be produced.
On Jan 15, 2008, at 8:44 AM, Bill Hoffman wrote:
Mike Jackson wrote:
There is and there is not.
What you need to try is putting -arch ppc -arch i386 for both the
CXX_FLAGS and C_FLAGS using ccmake.
That works for me in 10.4.11 with gcc.
Actually, there is full support for universal binari
Sean McBride wrote:
On 1/15/08 9:59 AM, Mike Jackson said:
In addition to what other's said, I'll just add the following:
Funny.. last time I asked I was told to use "i386 ppc" which did not
work and so I started adding the flags myself. Using a ";" instead of
a space does allow universal b
Bill Hoffman wrote:
Sean McBride wrote:
On 1/15/08 9:59 AM, Mike Jackson said:
CMake also supports building 4-way fat by specifying
"i386;ppc;ppc64;x86_64".
I have added a FAQ for this here:
http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_FAQ#Platform-specific_questions
If anyone wants to add more feel fr
