Possibly, if you compile it without flag, it might generate code for you platform only, which is 64-bit. So you must set them. I looked back and saw that you wanted to do an Xcode project. If there is nothing special demanded from the 'make' file, just make a new project and drop the project files and required frameworks (listed the gcc -framework option) into it. One can use a 'make' file, too, but I haven't tried it. If you want to do interactive debugging, this is the way to go. Hans On 14 Sep 2009, at 00:37, Andrew C. Smith wrote:
Oh, right. I just did osx, not osx-ub, so I had to add those -arch i386 tags myself.
It sounds like if I (or we) wanted to migrate ChucK to 64-bit systems, then it would take some use of the -Wconversion tag and then fixing every error that the tag finds (in terms of float truncation). But since I don't really know the technical details, and can't even really call myself a programmers, I'm just going to go with this hacked-together 32-bit fix. Thanks for the pointers (ha!) though.
Andrew