Stuart Anderson wrote:
Is there anything like Cygnus for MacOS. I would like to compile a
statically linked SDL executable for MacOS on my Linux box?
Alternatively, what (free) compilers are known to work with SDL on
MacOS.
I use the Cygnus port of gcc to PPC MacOS for all of my SDL work. It is
also possible to build SDL with MrC and Apple’s free MPW environment.
I have not seen a Linux hosted MacOS compiler, but I sure would like
one.
Max Watson <@Max_Watson>
Is there anything like Cygnus for MacOS. I would like to compile a
statically linked SDL executable for MacOS on my Linux box?
Alternatively, what (free) compilers are known to work with SDL on
MacOS.
Is there anything like Cygnus for MacOS. I would like to compile a
statically linked SDL executable for MacOS on my Linux box?
Not that I know of.
Alternatively, what (free) compilers are known to work with SDL on
MacOS.
Apple MPW works nicely. You need to download it from Apple’s web site.
It’s just pretty much drag the folder out of the disk image, and run it.
Check out the tutorial, and then download the SDL source code.
You’ll need DropStuff to uncompress the gzipped tar file.
You’ll need MPW Makefiles to build SDL, and I can provide them if you
get that far.
Remember, SDL is still alpha quality on MacOS.
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