Also, I would prefer not to use Xcode, because it asks me to make some kind of specific application, such as a command-line tool, cocoa application, game, etc. I know most games use C++ for high performance and better stability, but how can something be good if cross compilation is not supported? I would rather not set up a virtual machine, as the performance is slow, it's a waste of time (especially downloading the iso file, it takes an HOUR), and it takes storage/memory off of my main hard drive. Hi, thanks for your reply! However this adds to my confusion. I believe I would have to edit settings in the Build properties/configuration.
#Eclipse for mac os x yosemite how to
One more thing: I would like to be able to build/run my program straight from Eclipse by hitting the Build button and the Run button, so if you know how to do that properly, I would appreciate that as well. I hope to get a reply soon, to help me out. I do not understand this very well, a fine explanation of how it all works would be really helpful. app/.deb/.exe file, as it should be packed inside it properly.
#Eclipse for mac os x yosemite .exe
exe files instead, right? I would imagine all of this would just run from a.
This is something I don't understand - What about Windows and Linux support with the ferrotype framework? One more thing, other Mac users wanting to play my SFML program would have to go through the bothersome of moving a freetype framework file into their Frameworks folder? I would imagine those things are compiled into the actual.
right? Then, the file didn't run because of some graphics library missing or whatever the error message said, and I took the freetype framework file and put it in '/Library/Frameworks' in which, the program then worked properly, and I got my test window that opened. I compile the needed frameworks into the file. I use the Mac OS X compiler, which I suspect I should use the Cross CGG compiler.Īlso, I don't understand something. exe files for Linux and Windows support would be greatly appreciated as well. out file?Īny help would be appreciated, especially to fully compile this into a "Test.app" file. I ran it, and my SFML test window appeared as I intended it to. Once that was done, I found a file, "a.out" was produced in my project folder. G++ Test.cpp -I (path to the "include" folder of SFML to properly include those files) -framework (sfml-xxx) (continued to include the system, window and graphics, and SFML framework)
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