So, to compile with 2.8 on a 64-bit Mac, you have to explicitly indicate the architectures you want: If you want 64-bit wxWidgets on OS X you'll need 2.9+ and configure -with-osx_cocoa - see below but remember that 2.9 is not an official, stable release and wxOSX/Cocoa is not yet complete.
Nabling ma os x widgets 64 bits#
The reason is that the default compiler on 10.6 is gcc 4.2, and if you are on a Core 2 Duo which is 64-bit capable, you end up compiling Carbon-only 2.8 for 64 bits which fails, due to the lack of 64-bit Carbon support. cpp : 2061 : warning : ‘ GetScriptManagerVariable ’ is deprecated ( declared at / System / Library / Frameworks / CoreServices. cpp : 2060 : error : ‘ GetScriptVariable ’ was not declared in this scope.
cpp : 2060 : error : ‘ smScriptLang ’ was not declared in this scope. cpp : In static member function ‘ static int wxLocale :: GetSystemLanguage () ’. When trying to build wx under 10.6 you might - on certain machines - end up with errors like this:
Menu "Find in Documentation" or the "Quick Help" in XCode 4īuilding under 10.6 Snow Leopard Building on Snow Leopard for Snow Leopard By doing this you getįull support not only when browsing but also when using the Contextual to download the current version of the docs. WxWidgets 2.9 will be inserted in the documentation list, Click on + Icon at the bottom on Xcode 4) then enterįeed:///docsets/.wx29.atom Just go to Preferences->Documentation and Click Add Publisher (or the We now have XCode documentation support for XCode starting from 3.2
Integrating wxWidgets Documentation into XCode
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