On Mon, Oct 04, 2010 at 08:44:08PM -0700, Joseph Powers wrote:
{
print "Setting values for Mac OS X/Darwin on x86... ";
$outfile = "MacOSXX86Env.Set";
$CPU = "I";
$CPUNAME = "INTEL";
$OUTPATH = "unxmacxi";
}
which imho is broken, sorry. (Unless you make it build 32bit binaries).
Unless you do something special I think it'll create 64bit binaries...
I believe that we might need to change it to something like the following if we ever want to
support a 64bit build on Mac:
{
print "Setting values for Mac OS X/Darwin on x86... ";
$outfile = "MacOSXX86_64Env.Set";
$CPU = "X";
$CPUNAME = "X86_64";
$OUTPATH = "unxmacxx";
}
Correct.
However, I don't think the rest of the build system would handle that very well.
Yeah, I guess you need adaptions here and there as well (e.g. in solenv and
stuff checking for $OS and $CPUNAME.
Grüße/Regards,
René
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