Re: Compiling on Apple osx

Hi!

Thank you the information! I was not be able to test the cdcat under osx.
Otherwise there is not any other place to send pathes to the cdcat than
this mail list, so you can send here. :-)   (with diff -u)

Thank again!

 Bye

 Hyper



On Thu, 28 Apr 2005, Drake Dwornik wrote:

> I was able to get CdCat to compile (.99c) on a Power Mac G5 with OS X
> 10.3 simply by adding "#include <stdlib.h>" to the includes in
> recode.cpp and rebuilding the makefile with qmake -macx cdcat.pro
> 
> I just wanted to pass that on to interested parties.
> 
> I have run cursory tests on it and had no problems.
> 
> If this is a waste of list resources please let me know, it is
> something I was not able to find on the Internet and it seemed like a
> reasonable place to post the information.
> 
> Also, I am making interface tweaks and am curious if if I should pass
> them along or keep them to myself, and if passing them along, what is
> the best way to do so?
> 
> 
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