![]() My hope is to get a working (non-immediately-crashing) build then give it to the friend who has the actual i368 10.6.8 Mac, which I don't have frequent access to. I don't think having a 3MB graphics card has any effect on the errors I'm seeing, but there are more unknowns than I'd like. Things are complicated somewhat by the fact that this is my first time using a Mac since the actual Macintosh days (even then it wasn't mine) and that I'm running this under a VM (info below). I'll have to brush up on my understanding of C++ / Apple style crash reports, as I can kind of see how you made the association from what I posted but don't understand it well enough to do any meaningful debugging on my own. I updated the code as per your suggestion, but I'm still getting a very similar error, this time with the whole crash dump included. I'm just double-clicking the `make`d executable from the Finder. So I'm wondering, does anybody know of PPSSPP builds that run on an i386 OS X 10.6 machine, or instructions for how to build it while on a 10.6 machine? Compilation seems to be more complicated than usual on the 10.6.X line. Brew seems to have trouble installing a newer version of clang which might support libc++ on my device, as it gets stuck in an infinite settings-recheck loop. This was surprising given my cmake parameters. Not being a competent C-compiler, I attempted building it from source with a brew-installed GCC 4.8 (cmake -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=/usr/lib/gcc-4.8 -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=/usr/lib/g++-4.8), but when I run `make` I get an "Unrecognized Command Line Option '-stdlib=libc++'" error right off the bat.įrom what I understand libc++ is a clang option and is not supported by the clang that comes with XCODE 4.2. ![]() I'm not sure if this has to do with the fact that the machine has a 32-bit processor or if there are some additional missing dependencies. ![]() Any of Mac the builds I try from the official site (and a few of the more current other build sites) give me a "not supported by this type of Mac" error. I'm trying to get PPSSPP working on a Snow Leopard (10.6.8) machine with an i386 processor.
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