I created the below test module:
I rebuilt the modules. I restarted. I reloaded blitzmax. By doing:
the module code works and writes the file. So the module itself is okay.
Then I created a new screensaver framework in XCode. I dragged the ctest.release.macos.ppc.a file into the `Frameworks and Libraries` section in XCode, under Frameworks and Libraries > Other Frameworks, after the foundation.framework and application.framework, and copied the file into the app's folder.
I then went into the target for the screensaver and added a `rule` that says that any files whose name matches *.a performs a custom script, and in the custom script line I put "bcc". I made a copy of `bcc` itself and put it in the developer/tools folder. Not sure if I have to specify a path here? Also do I put a path for where the output files go? Does bcc need some command line parameters? How should that appear as `script`?
I put a line in the PaulSaver.m file that says:
void extern Test(void);
right after the #import "paulsaverview.m"
(not sure if this is the right way of making the blitz function available for use? Does this define it as a prototype or as an actual function?)
When I try to compile the XCode screensaver at this point, it almost gets there but has one error with regards to the .a file:
PaulSaver:0: can't locate file for: -lctest.release.macos.ppc
I don't know what this means, what file is trying to be referenced or where.
As such the app fails to compile all the way.
Is there anything I need to do with the ctest.release.macos.ppc.i file?
If anyone could help with clarifying what each step needs to be to get this working right I'd really appreciate it. I haven't really used XCode before.
Strict Module angeldaniel.ctest ModuleInfo "Version : 1.00" ModuleInfo "Author : Paul West (AngelDaniel)" ModuleInfo "Internet : none" ModuleInfo "License : Copyright (c) 2006 Paul West" ModuleInfo "History : 1.00 Initial test version" Import brl.basic Import brl.blitz Import brl.filesystem Function Test() Local a:TStream = WriteFile("angeldanieltest.txT") WriteLine(a,"Hello World") CloseStream(a) End Function
I rebuilt the modules. I restarted. I reloaded blitzmax. By doing:
import "angeldaniel.ctest" Test()
the module code works and writes the file. So the module itself is okay.
Then I created a new screensaver framework in XCode. I dragged the ctest.release.macos.ppc.a file into the `Frameworks and Libraries` section in XCode, under Frameworks and Libraries > Other Frameworks, after the foundation.framework and application.framework, and copied the file into the app's folder.
I then went into the target for the screensaver and added a `rule` that says that any files whose name matches *.a performs a custom script, and in the custom script line I put "bcc". I made a copy of `bcc` itself and put it in the developer/tools folder. Not sure if I have to specify a path here? Also do I put a path for where the output files go? Does bcc need some command line parameters? How should that appear as `script`?
I put a line in the PaulSaver.m file that says:
void extern Test(void);
right after the #import "paulsaverview.m"
(not sure if this is the right way of making the blitz function available for use? Does this define it as a prototype or as an actual function?)
When I try to compile the XCode screensaver at this point, it almost gets there but has one error with regards to the .a file:
PaulSaver:0: can't locate file for: -lctest.release.macos.ppc
I don't know what this means, what file is trying to be referenced or where.
As such the app fails to compile all the way.
Is there anything I need to do with the ctest.release.macos.ppc.i file?
If anyone could help with clarifying what each step needs to be to get this working right I'd really appreciate it. I haven't really used XCode before.