[mesa-users] XCode 5 and the MESA SDK

[Jonathan Stott SJ]

Hi Pam,

I don't know if you've used XCode before or not, but Fortran is not an Apple-supported language and none of the Apple compilers come with OpenMP enabled.  The MESA SDK is compatible in the sense that the two don't interfere with each other, but you can't[*] build Fortran source code from within XCode, which makes it largely irrelevant from the point of view of MESA.

Jonathan

*Allegedly it's possible to build Fortran source by configuring XCode to use gfortran as an external compiler and binding it to the Fortran source type, but I've never been able to get it to work, and looking online I don't know that anyone else has either.  The only solution I've found is to build my Fortran into a library outside of XCode and then link the C/ObjC code against my private library.

On Oct 17, 2013, at 2:13 AM, Pam Rowden <pam.rowden27 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear Mesa-Users
> 
> My new iMac will be coming in the next couple of weeks equipped with what I presume is the latest version of Mountain Lion: I also see that Apple released XCode 5 on 13 September and that the development version of the MESA SDK has the same date.
> 
> Is the development version of the MESA SDK compatible with XCode 5, or should I be looking at an earlier version of XCode and the current version of the MESA SDK dated 8 April 2013?
> 
> I look forward to hearing from you
> 
> Pam
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