D.gnu - gdc.pbcompspec
- Fredrik Olsson (18/18) Aug 07 2005 David Friedman have written a comspec-file for XCode and gdc, it is
- =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Anders_F_Bj=F6rklund?= (9/21) Aug 07 2005 I haven't been able to do a proper mapping, so I'm using shell scripts.
- Fredrik Olsson (13/36) Aug 07 2005 Cretid where credit is due. The XCode integration kit much appreciated
David Friedman have written a comspec-file for XCode and gdc, it is included in the xcode support package, but commented as not working. Brave as I am I manually installed the file to see what kind of error it would give and if I could fix it. I pretty much verified that it did not work and all I got was: undefined compiler specification net.sourceforgenet.gdcmac; specification may be missing or target may be misconfigured Not much of a descriptive error. Also the compiler does show up as: Unknown compiler net.sourceforgenet.gdcmac When selecting GDC (Properly added to the list at least) as compiler under build rules. I guess the pbcompspec is invalid somehow. Well, searching for pbcomspec on google yields seven results, and on Apple's developer pages none. So is there some documentation on the format available? David who wrote the original should have some? Or maybe someone has access the the pbcompfile for XL C/C++ compiler? regards Fredrik Olssn
Aug 07 2005
Fredrik Olsson wrote:David Friedman have written a comspec-file for XCode and gdc, it is included in the xcode support package, but commented as not working.Actually it was me that wrote the Xcode spec, David Friedman wrote GDC.Brave as I am I manually installed the file to see what kind of error it would give and if I could fix it. I pretty much verified that it did not work and all I got was: undefined compiler specification net.sourceforgenet.gdcmac; specification may be missing or target may be misconfiguredI haven't been able to do a proper mapping, so I'm using shell scripts.I guess the pbcompspec is invalid somehow. Well, searching for pbcomspec on google yields seven results, and on Apple's developer pages none. So is there some documentation on the format available? David who wrote the original should have some? Or maybe someone has access the the pbcompfile for XL C/C++ compiler?As usual Apple don't document their "internal" Xcode formats much... but it's not really functional and even less so in Tiger :-( If anyone makes it run, let me know and I can put it on GDCMac ? http://gdcmac.sourceforge.net/ --anders
Aug 07 2005
Anders F Björklund wrote:Fredrik Olsson wrote:Cretid where credit is due. The XCode integration kit much appreciated as it is. For some reason I find a graphical debugger 10 times as important then any fancy text editor. So just getting it up and able to dbug in XCode is good enough for me :). <snip>David Friedman have written a comspec-file for XCode and gdc, it is included in the xcode support package, but commented as not working.Actually it was me that wrote the Xcode spec, David Friedman wrote GDC.I think I will give it a go. For Pascal I have only used FreePascal (http://www.freepascal.org) as it has many nice features from Delphi that GNU Pascal lacks. The XCode integration for Free Pascal has no, even not an empry for, compiler spec for it. So a link to the Pascal and regards Fredrik OlssonI guess the pbcompspec is invalid somehow. Well, searching for pbcomspec on google yields seven results, and on Apple's developer pages none. So is there some documentation on the format available? David who wrote the original should have some? Or maybe someone has access the the pbcompfile for XL C/C++ compiler?As usual Apple don't document their "internal" Xcode formats much... but it's not really functional and even less so in Tiger :-( If anyone makes it run, let me know and I can put it on GDCMac ? http://gdcmac.sourceforge.net/
Aug 07 2005