• "mK" <memsom interalpha.co.uk> Nov 18 2005
• =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Anders_F_Bj=F6rklund?= <afb algonet.se> Nov 18 2005
• "mK" <memsom interalpha.co.uk> Nov 18 2005
• =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Anders_F_Bj=F6rklund?= <afb algonet.se> Nov 18 2005

Does GDC or GDCMac support or compile for Jaguar (OS X 10.2.8 to be
precise)?

My G3 only supports up to this version without messing about with
XPostfacto, so I'd love to use GDC on Jaguar.

TIA,

M

mK wrote:

 Does GDC or GDCMac support or compile for Jaguar (OS X 10.2.8 to be
 precise)?
 
 My G3 only supports up to this version without messing about with
 XPostfacto, so I'd love to use GDC on Jaguar.


It might, but you need to bootstrap it using GCC33+
(which is why this isn't on the "gdcmac" project)

i.e. first compile a regular GCC 3.x, and then use
that to compile the GDC version (requires GCC>3.1)

--anders

PS. In theory that should work for Puma as well...

     At the moment I don't have either set up, but
     I do have the old OS X discs here (somewhere).

 It might, but you need to bootstrap it using GCC33+
 (which is why this isn't on the "gdcmac" project)


XCode aside, do the command line utils from Panther onwards work with
Jaguar? (i.e. GCC etc.)

M

mK wrote:

 XCode aside, do the command line utils from Panther
 onwards work with Jaguar? (i.e. GCC etc.)


If you can install new Xcode Tools on an old system ?

No. (at least not Apple's, you could compile your own)

But if you upgrade, you get the old compilers as well.

--anders