Thanks for the answers,
i enabled Garbage collection,
The problem was that i had "Build for active platform" checkbox
checked, i unchecked it and it started working fine
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From my understanding, unless you are running on a 32bit CPU these days, then
by default, everything but the kernel on certain Mac models is 64bit.
I believe it may depend on EFI, my MacBook Pro 4,1 has a 64bit CPU and can be
told to boot with a 64bit kernel (hold 6 and 4 on boot), but defaults
On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 8:00 AM, eveningnick eveningnick
wrote:
> My OS is running in 32 bit mode:
> $ arch
> i386
In SL, even if the kernel is in 32bit mode the programs will prefer to
launch in 64bit.
> I tried to select in project settings "32-bit universal", "64-bit
> Intel", "Standard 32/64
interesting thing is that it works, if the project is created as a
Preference Pane, while the "Bundle" project (there is a recipe for
creating preference panes using "Bundle" xcode template) doesn't work
as needed. I matched two projects - one created as "Bundle" manually,
and another one generated
Hello
I am creating a system preferences applet (according to apple's
guide), but after installing (copying) its bundle into
/Library/PreferencePanes/, and clicking it (or selecting its icon in
System Preferences app), i always get the message from the subj.
My OS is running in 32 bit mode:
$ arch
