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I get a similar note about cc1plus missing when I try to compile one of the opendarwin projects (specifically AppleAC97Audio) from the Darwin 8.2 sources w/GCC 3.3. However, if I try to compile with GCC 4.0 I receive another error about Absolute_Time and uuint_64.

 

The suggested resolution for the abs time problem was to use GCC 3.3 (which did work), but that results in the cc1plus error during build. I've spent an hour googling this so any hints you could provide would be most appreciated.

 

Note: I realize I could just use the AC97 binary that was released on the 8.0.1 ISO but would like to learn enough about OSX development to be able to contribute to the community.

I get a similar note about cc1plus missing when I try to compile one of the opendarwin projects (specifically AppleAC97Audio) from the Darwin 8.2 sources w/GCC 3.3. However, if I try to compile with GCC 4.0 I receive another error about Absolute_Time and uuint_64.

 

The suggested resolution for the abs time problem was to use GCC 3.3 (which did work), but that results in the cc1plus error during build. I've spent an hour googling this so any hints you could provide would be most appreciated.

 

Note: I realize I could just use the AC97 binary that was released on the 8.0.1 ISO but would like to learn enough about OSX development to be able to contribute to the community.

 

Did you look on the Darwin 8.1 CD for the gcc3.3 and cc1plus version of it?

Did you look on the Darwin 8.1 CD for the gcc3.3 and cc1plus version of it?

 

I had not done that but will give it a shot. Thanks for the advice.

 

I don't know whether I should replace the local copy of gcc with it or if this can be added to Xcode as an optional compiler but will google & test when I get home from work before asking (not new to development but to OSX).

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