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Can't compile C program on a Mac after upgrade to Mojave. I have used the gcc command on the terminal to compile C programs but all of a sudden, after an update to my Mac's OS (to macOS 10.14 Mojave, and XCode 10.0), I started receiving the message. Can't compile C program on a Mac after upgrade to Mojave. Ask Question. Up vote 30 down vote favorite. I have used the gcc command on the terminal to compile C programs but all of a sudden, after an update to my Mac's OS (to macOS 10.14 Mojave, and XCode 10.0), I started receiving the message. It's the executable format. I'll bet your Mac and your Ubuntu server both run on Intel processors, but the executable format for the Mac OS and for GNU/Linux is.
Help, i tried to generate a dynamic library from the official Python-2.4.0.tgz on MacOSX 10.3 but when i do the./configure -enable-shared; make; sudo make install or./configure -enable-shared=yes; make; sudo make install It links statically. It's also strange that i can't find a libpython2.4.a in my /usr/local/lib.
It's not installed by the install command. Also /usr/local/bin/python24 works fine. I get an error that TK/TCL was not found. Is this the reason, i thought i can simply ignore this error message. In article, (Lothar Scholz) wrote: i tried to generate a dynamic library from the official Python-2.4.0.tgz on MacOSX 10.3 but when i do the./configure -enable-shared; make; sudo make install It links statically.
It's also strange that i can't find a libpython2.4.a in my /usr/local/lib. It's not installed by the install command. On Mac OS X the shared library functionality is obtained through frameworks. It may detect this by default, but I'm not sure about that. In any case read the install documentation, the correct options are mentioned there, or you could just use the pre-built binary install from python.org I get an error that TK/TCL was not found. Is this the reason, i thought i can simply ignore this error message.
Is not the reason, will go away once tcl/tk is installed (there is a nice binary installer in the mac os x downloads section at apple.com Maarten. Maarten Sneep wrote in message news. On Mac OS X the shared library functionality is obtained through frameworks. It may detect this by default, but I'm not sure about Not good. I don't want frameworks. I must embedd python into my application. Setting up a framework and installing/maintaining it is much more work especially when i'm already doing my own maintainance for the Linux/Windows port.
No ther way then stealing the dylib from the framework directory? Lothar Scholz wrote: Maarten Sneep wrote in message news.
On Mac OS X the shared library functionality is obtained through frameworks. It may detect this by default, but I'm not sure about Not good. I don't want frameworks.
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I must embedd python into my application. Setting up a framework and installing/maintaining it is much more work especially when i'm already doing my own maintainance for the Linux/Windows port.
No ther way then stealing the dylib from the framework directory? Umm, the framework gets embedded into the app bundle when you build it. I think you do want frameworks. Robert Kern 'In the fields of hell where the grass grows high Are the graves of dreams allowed to die.' - Richard Harter.