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@amila123 wrote:
…When I build it and on a PPC machine its running fine,can select source and acquire image.When I run Same project in a Intel Mac book it doesnt show select source entries…
Are you building a universal binary (i.e. Both Intel and PowerPC code in the object code)? If your app is PowerPC-only, it will not load Intel-only DS’s. The more likely scenario is that your app is running natively on Intel but the DS’s are PowerPC-only so it cannot load them.
If your app is a universal binary, you can test if you have PowerPC-only DS’s on your Intel machine as follows:
– Open the Finder’s Get Info window for your app.
– Enable the “Open using Rosetta” option.
– Close the Get Info window.
– Run your app.This forces your universal binary to run under the PowerPC emulator. If the DS’s show up, you probably have PowerPC-only DS’s on your Intel Mac.
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@amila123 wrote:
I compiled the code in a PPC set project settings-Architecture as 32/64-bit Universal…Did i do correct way to build the universal binary…?
In your build settings (Project->Edit Active Target, Build tab), what does it show for Architectures? If it’s “i386 ppc” you have a 32-bit universal binary. If it’s “i386 ppc ppc64 x86_64”, you have a four-way binary: 32- and 64-bit for both Intel and PowerPC.
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