I’ve downloaded both the OS X runtime libraries and development libraries, put
the SDL.framework in Library/Frameworks and put the four templates from the
development library into Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer
Tools/Project Templates/Application/ but when I try to make a New Project in
Xcode to take advantage of these templates, they aren’t in the list.
I’ve gone over the readme quite a few times. What am I doing wrong here?
Thanks,
Femtosecond
Femtosecond wrote:
I’ve downloaded both the OS X runtime libraries and development libraries, put
the SDL.framework in Library/Frameworks and put the four templates from the
development library into Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer
Tools/Project Templates/Application/ but when I try to make a New Project in
Xcode to take advantage of these templates, they aren’t in the list.
Works fine for me on Xcode 2.2. What version of Xcode are you using?
When you say “Library”, you mean /Library (the one at the top level of
your hard drive), right? Not ~/Library or any of the other Libraries?
-Christian
By your description, it sounds like you’re doing everything right.
Just in case, I’ve attached two screen captures of what things should
look like.
The Finder is hanging off the root of the disk (Macintosh HD).
Remember that the Xcode templates are for Xcode 2.1+ (tested in 2.2.1
and 2.3) and if you are using an older version of Xcode, you must use
the Project Builder templates.
If this is all correct, then you might check the permissions on the
SDL templates on your disk. It might be that you don’t have the
correct ownership and permissions on those directories/files.
-Eric
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When you say “Library”, you mean /Library (the one at the top level of
your hard drive), right? Not ~/Library or any of the other Libraries?
FYI, it should also work off of ~/Library assuming you are using Xcode
as the same user of which ever ~ you used. (If not, all bets are off
as to be expected.) This was a very nice thing that Apple actually got
right so you don’t need Administrator rights to install stuff for
yourself. However, our templates may require you to reset the location
of the SDL.framework in the Groups and Files panel because this is one
thing Apple got wrong. They don’t let you specify alternative
locations for an item in that GUI, nor does it automatically respect
the ~ vs / search hierarchy.
If this bugs the heck out of you too, then please file a bug report
with Apple. You can reference bug id: 4052762.
-Eric
