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Get the VDrift source code, either from the latest source release on the [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=137283 VDrift downloads page], or the [[Getting the development version#Mac OS X|development version]]. | Get the VDrift source code, either from the latest source release on the [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=137283 VDrift downloads page], or the [[Getting the development version#Mac OS X|development version]]. | ||
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Open ''tools/osx/vdrift.xcodeproj'' and in Xcode 4 or higher click "Build" in the "Product" menu, otherwise hit "Build" from XCode's "Build" menu. | Open ''tools/osx/vdrift.xcodeproj'' and in Xcode 4 or higher click "Build" in the "Product" menu, otherwise hit "Build" from XCode's "Build" menu. | ||
Revision as of 08:57, 2 June 2011
This page documents how to compile VDrift on the Mac OS X operating system.
Prerequisites
The VDrift Mac OS X project requires Xcode 2.2 or later. The latest version, Xcode 4 costs $4.99 on the Mac App Store, or get it by registering with Apple on the iOS or Mac Developer Programs for $99 a year.
Get the VDrift source code, either from the latest source release on the VDrift downloads page, or the development version.
Building
Open tools/osx/vdrift.xcodeproj and in Xcode 4 or higher click "Build" in the "Product" menu, otherwise hit "Build" from XCode's "Build" menu.
Error fixing
If when building, you get some errors, it is most likely because the Xcode project is out of date (it often is as we don't have an active Mac OS X developer). To fix it:
- Remove files from Xcode that are in the project but not in the repository anymore.
- Add new files to Xcode that are in the repository, but have not yet been added to the project.
You can see which files have added or removed in the output of 'svn update'.
