"Heath Raftery" <hraftery@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> In comp.sys.mac.programmer.help Aaron Gray <ang.usenet@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> I am ****ting Mozilla's SpiderMonkey to MacOSX. It has a cpu
configuration
>> program
>
> Do you mean 'configure' or something else?
No the CPU config program jscpucfg, basically gets big endian/little
endian
settings and int sizes and writes a .h file to the command line for
redirection to jscpucfg.h.
>> which generates headers for the target machine and uses them in the
>> main build.
>>
>> What I am stuck on is how to get the main build either to use these
>> specific
>> headers one for each build, or better to have some mechanism that is
>> designed to deal with this specifically for XCode.
>
> Might be worth checking out how XCode handles this in its normal builds.
> It is pretty slick.
>
> But that said, I know this has already been covered for SpiderMonkey.
> I can't remember the details, but check out the SpiderMonkey mailing
> list. I believe someone has posted an XCode project for both
> architectures. I recently updated my app, which links to SpiderMonkey,
> for Universal build, and once I looked up what had already been done,
> my part was quite easy.
Yes Carbon has some functions for native to bigendian/little endian.
SpiderMonkey has structs that get defined differently on different
archetectures.
I will follow this lead up.
Thanks,
Aaron
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