[chief1983]

Supposedly Taylor had 64bit building working on Linux for quite some time as well, I think.  So OS X probably didn't need much else.  Windows though is another story I think.

[The E]

Yep, just tried it today. There are a bunch of conversion warnings, and at least one instance where no conversion is possible (ADDRESS64 vs DWORD64)

[chief1983]

The conversion warnings are on 32bit too, if you're using the newer GCC with more warnings by default.

[underwood]

I've recompiled with a new svn checkout. It compiled without complaint, needing no more than a fixed .xcodeproject & the correct libs (No deprecation errors!). I've zipped the Xcode directory http://www.mediafire.com/file/3lmzwmz5yo0/Xcode.zip, if anyone wants it. I'm using '/trunk/fs2_open' (Assuming that's the correct one.)

[underwood]

Revision 6076.

[blowfish]

Could you provide a diff file?  Just cd to the FS2 SVN root directory in the terminal and then type

Code: [Select]

svn diff > output.diff
(output.diff can be replaced with anything )

[chief1983]

I already diff'd the xcode project...it's really different.  He's added two configurations for one, not just made existing ones 64bit.

[underwood]

As I only had the libs compiled 64 bit for 10.6 (as opposed to 10.5), I added two extra configs ('Release x86_64' & 'Inferno Release x86_64') along with one new target ('FS2_Open x86_64'), as I didn't know how to make Xcode link with different libs for various configurations.

[underwood]

I'm not aware as to whether building/linking 10.6 has any advantages over 10.5, but if someone could build Ogg, Vorbis, Theora, & SDL PPC/i386/x86_64 on 10.5, the .xcodeproject could be greatly simplified compared to what I did.

[Echelon9]

[First post updated to reflect resolution of all remaining substantive issues with Xcode 3. Work has commenced on transition to Xcode 4 (released during March 2011).

[chief1983]

I wouldn't plan on updating anything in SVN to Xcode 4 any time soon.  I certainly don't know if I'm going to be paying for a Mac IDE any time soon.  If anything else, I guess having two projects would be ok, if Xcode 4 projects aren't compatible with Xcode 3.

[Echelon9]

I wouldn't plan on updating anything in SVN to Xcode 4 any time soon.  I certainly don't know if I'm going to be paying for a Mac IDE any time soon.  If anything else, I guess having two projects would be ok, if Xcode 4 projects aren't compatible with Xcode 3.

Yes, there will be an Xcode 3 project file option for a while to come.