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Attachments: Hi Paul, thanks again for the assistance. I was able to make some more progress using macports by specifying a custom variant for each of the separate builds of wxwidgets and specifying the debug static one active. Attachments: Hi Paul, thanks again for the assistance. I was able to make some more progress using macports by specifying a custom variant for each of the separate builds of wxwidgets and specifying the debug static one active. Attachments: update - I was able to get past the last error(s).

I looked for the files referenced and found that they were not in the SDK for 10.6. I did see them in SDK 10.5, though not in the locations referenced in the error. I tried setting my base SDK in the xcode project to 10.5, but got the same error. So, I reinstalled xcode and installed the 10.4 SDK.

If you wish to use Xcode to build Audacity in a GUI environment, add any configuration, like WX_PREFIX, to the relevant.xcconfig file. There are four, one for each build setting. Working scenario building Universal Binary on PPC or Intel Mac OS X 10.5.

Hi Fred, On Sun, Jan 23, 2011 at 10:09 PM, Fred Willmore wrote: update - I was able to get past the last error(s). I looked for the files referenced and found that they were not in the SDK for 10.6. I did see them in SDK 10.5, though not in the locations referenced in the error. I tried setting my base SDK in the xcode project to 10.5, but got the same error. So, I reinstalled xcode and installed the 10.4 SDK. On 23 Jan 2011, at 21:09, Fred Willmore wrote: update - I was able to get past the last error(s). I looked for the files referenced and found that they were not in the SDK for 10.6.

I did see them in SDK 10.5, though not in the locations referenced in the error. I tried setting my base SDK in the xcode project to 10.5but got the same error. So, I reinstalled xcode and installed the 10.4 SDK. Attachments: Hi Paul, sorry for the incomplete notes in the previous mail. So, I've decided to take your advice and abandon the macports installation of wxMac. I uninstalled and cleaned all my macports installations and went hunting through the forums for your postings that you mentioned, and found this one: I'm working with version 2.8.11 of wxMac. I'm assuming it doesn't really matter where you run the build from, just where it's going; so, I'm running the build from the Downloads directory: /Downloads/wxMac-2.8.11/ with prefix=/usr/local I created the bash script in the /Downloads/wxMac-2.8.11/ directory and ran it from there.

Hi, On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 2:20 AM, Fred Willmore wrote: Hi Paulsorry for the incomplete notes in the previous mail. So, I've decided to take your advice and abandon the macports installation of wxMac. I uninstalled and cleaned all my macports installations and went hunting through the forums for your postings that you mentioned, and found this one: I'm working with version 2.8.11 of wxMac.

I'm assuming it doesn't really matter where you run the build from, just where it's going; so, I'm running the build from the Downloads directory: /Downloads/wxMac-2.8.11/ with prefix=/usr/local I created the bash script in the /Downloads/wxMac-2.8.11/ directory and ran it from there. The only thing I changed from the post was to specify the prefix of /usr/local Can you post what your configure arguments were for wxMac?

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The errors look like you may have built an ansi instead of a unicode version. You can add -enable-unicode to the configure arguments and it will do it. FYI here is how I build wxMac cd path/to/unzipped/download/wxMac2.8.11./configure -disable-shared -enable-universalbinary -prefix=/path/to/audacity-beta/wx/ -enable-static -enable-unicode -disable-dependency-tracking -disable-monolithic -enable-debug make; sudo make install note that after configure finishes you can check to see if it is building what you want (in the output) HTH, Michael. Attachments: Hi Michael, I tried it with your config args:./configure -disable-shared -enable-universalbinary -prefix=/usr/local -enable-static -enable-unicode -disable-dependency-tracking -disable-monolithic -enable-debug I got what looks like the same errors as I got with Paul's script (I think I got more from Paul's script because it's trying to do four builds) Here's the entire output from make with the configuration defined above. Maybe one of my dependencies is installed incorrectly? Hi all, If you're on Snow Leopard with a recent version of Xcode,.DO NOT. try and build a universal binary version of wxMac.

It's not a trivial task. The wxWidgets site has some information on how it might be done but it's not for the faint of heart. Basically when building the PPC side you need to use the non-default compiler. My advice, until I update my scripts properly, (which I'm doing at the moment) stick to building Intel only by removing the -enable-universal-binary line. This means that the odd-tweak needs to be made to release configurations in the Xcode project to not build universal but the debug ones should be fine. I now have a dedicated Snow Leopard machine and will spend some time over the coming weekend sorting this out.

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Hi MichaelI tried it with your config args:./configure -disable-shared -enable-universalbinary -prefix=/usr/local -enable-static -enable-unicode -disable-dependency-tracking -disable-monolithic -enable-debug I got what looks like the same errors as I got with Paul's script (I think I got more from Paul's script because it's trying to do four builds) Here's the entire output from make with the configuration defined above. Maybe one of my dependencies is installed incorrectly? Attachments: Hey Paul, Thanks for the tip about not building a universal binary of wxMac. I tried just building it once outside of your script, as I just want to get it to build once before moving on to the four builds. Hi MichaelI tried it with your config args:./configure -disable-shared -enable-universalbinary -prefix=/usr/local -enable-static -enable-unicode -disable-dependency-tracking -disable-monolithic -enable-debug I got what looks like the same errors as I got with Paul's script (I think I got more from Paul's script because it's trying to do four builds) Here's the entire output from make with the configuration defined above. Maybe one of my dependencies is installed incorrectly? thanks fw Hi, I realize this thread is a few months old but it shows up pretty high on a google search.

I resolved this issue by looking at the configure options provided by configure -help. The solution is pretty simple. You just need to tell it to use the older compiler. Here is the above configure line with the necessary changes which are the environment variables in front: CC=gcc-4.0 CXX=g4.0./configure -disable-shared -enable-universalbinary -prefix=/usr/local -enable-static -enable-unicode -disable-dependency-tracking -disable-monolithic -enable-debug Hopefully that will help anyone that wanders by this thread while searching google. Here is the actual line I used for enabling a 10.4 minimum universal build: CC=gcc-4.0 CXX=g-4.0./configure -enable-monolithic -disable-shared -enable-universalbinary -enable-unicode -with-macosx-version-min=10.4 -with-macosx-sdk=/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk - View this message in context: Sent from the audacity-devel mailing list archive at Nabble.com.