I previously asked for help in this forum and received quite a bit of it ( I'd like to thank Jimbob in particular ).
However, I have thus far been unable to mount the latest version of ScummVM or to use an unzipped version from a zipped file that Jimbob was kind enough to e-mail me.
All of this leads me to wonder the following: is anyone using ScummVM 0.9.0 in Mac OSx 10.2.8?
From other threads, I have been able to figure out that the universal version only works in 10.3.9 and later, but so far, no one with an earlier version of Mac OSx has stated being able to use the ppc version.
If you are using an earlier version of Mac OSx ( even if it is not 10.2.8 ) and are able to use ScummVM 0.9.0, could you please reply to this thread and state which OS you are using?
Thank you!
Does ScummVM 0.9.0 work in Mac OSx 10.2.8?
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I posted this on the bug tracker, but I'll repeat it here in case anyone else have the same problem:
Turns out OS X 10.2.x won't run binaries compiled with gcc 4.0. I'll try to put together a gcc 3.3 version in a couple of days (moving between countries atm).
Technical notes:
Until then you'll have to compile it yourself if you want 0.9.0 to work. You may need to add a -lSystemStubs to the linker though. I haven't been able to produce a statically linked version yet (getting some obscure undefined symbols errors that don't show up on the dynamically linked compile with gcc 3.3, for some reason), but I'll keep trying. Maybe Fingolfin has a better answer
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Turns out OS X 10.2.x won't run binaries compiled with gcc 4.0. I'll try to put together a gcc 3.3 version in a couple of days (moving between countries atm).
Technical notes:
Until then you'll have to compile it yourself if you want 0.9.0 to work. You may need to add a -lSystemStubs to the linker though. I haven't been able to produce a statically linked version yet (getting some obscure undefined symbols errors that don't show up on the dynamically linked compile with gcc 3.3, for some reason), but I'll keep trying. Maybe Fingolfin has a better answer
.I've built 0.9.0 on 10.2(.4) using gcc 3.3.
Had to remove -lSystemStubs, as apparently that's only present on >=10.3 (?) and add the AudioToolbox/AudioUnit Framework (forgot which) to the linker line to satisfy the unresolved symbols you were talking about.
I have very little experience packaging for OSX, so I'm not sure if it's all done properly, but it seems to work fine here.
In case anyone wants to try it: ScummVM 0.9.0 built on 10.2.4
Had to remove -lSystemStubs, as apparently that's only present on >=10.3 (?) and add the AudioToolbox/AudioUnit Framework (forgot which) to the linker line to satisfy the unresolved symbols you were talking about.
I have very little experience packaging for OSX, so I'm not sure if it's all done properly, but it seems to work fine here.
In case anyone wants to try it: ScummVM 0.9.0 built on 10.2.4
Using 10.2.8, I am able to open the disk image, but I cannot start ScummVM.joostp wrote:I've built 0.9.0 on 10.2(.4) using gcc 3.3.
Had to remove -lSystemStubs, as apparently that's only present on >=10.3 (?) and add the AudioToolbox/AudioUnit Framework (forgot which) to the linker line to satisfy the unresolved symbols you were talking about.
I have very little experience packaging for OSX, so I'm not sure if it's all done properly, but it seems to work fine here.
In case anyone wants to try it: ScummVM 0.9.0 built on 10.2.4
I get this:joostp wrote:Does it say anything when you try to start ScummVM manually (i.e. run /Volumes/ScummVM\ 0.9.0/ScummVM.app/Contents/MacOS/scummvm from a Terminal)?clone2727 wrote:Using 10.2.8, I am able to open the disk image, but I cannot start ScummVM.
can't open library: /sw/lib/libSDL-1.2.0.dylib (No such file or directory, errno = 2)
Trace/BPT trap