Only newer versions do. XCode 3.2.x comes with GCC 4.2. But nethertheless, good C code should compile on any standard conformant C compiler. Unfortunately FB's rtlib contains some code which only compiles with GCC. Ideally fbc should compile on Mac using the native tools (clang) and using the nativ...

Nice to see that someone else is working on a darwin build too :-) I've worked on darwin builds in the last few days for my automated build system. Finally I'd like to cross compile from linux, but for now I've built a x86 version of fbc for darwin on an old OS X (10.6.8). I had to apply some patch...

I think the rtlib's Darwin port is incomplete, for example: fb_hGetExePath() exists for linux, win32, dos, *bsd, but not darwin. That will probably need to be implemented first. I have wondered, why don't we move to higher level compiler independent C/C++ code in -gen gcc instead of relying on rtli...

I installed GCC49 (4.9.2) from homebrew. Hi, fbrt0.c: If the Darwin/MacOSX-specific changes work for you, I can add them to Git. Although, maybe it's time we start using __attribute__((constructor|destructor)) directly. (This does work on MacOSX right?) No way to know it works until FBC is compiled ...

I carried on with trying to compile the FreeBASIC compiler, as libraries are basically 'done'. But there are new set of errors, probably clang specific.... I gave the following command gcc -o fbc -std=c11 -nostdinc -Wall -Wno-unused-label -Wno-unused-function -Wno-unused-variable -Wno-main -fno-stri...

I applied following fix to fbrt0.c to make it work: #ifdef HOST_DARWIN -static void * priorityhDoInit __attribute__((section(".ctors.65435,"), used)) = fb_hDoInit; -static void * priorityhDoExit __attribute__((section(".dtors.65435,"), used)) = fb_hDoExit; +static void * priority...

I was following- http://www.freebasic.net/wiki/wikka.php?wakka=DevBootstrap To get Darwin x86_64 FreeBASIC 1.02.0 from latest sources in github. I have a working 1.02.0 on x86_64 linux (ubuntu 14.04) platform. Did this on ubuntu first: fbc -e -m fbc src/compiler/*.bas -r -target darwin -arch x86_64 ...

thank you :)

Can x86 headers be used instead??

I tried to compile example [ur=https://github.com/freebasic/fbc/blob/master/examples/manual/libraries/fastcgi.basl]fastcgi program[/url] on ubuntu 14.10 x86_64 and I get the following error: harshvardhan@bhagavati:~/Desktop$ fbc test.bas test.bas(9) error 23: File not found, "fastcgi/fcgi_stdio...

There was a method in which you actually compile FBC on linux x86_64 to get the .C output and then compile it on the target system? I once read a wiki article on it, but can't find it now. Can somebody give me the link?

Since it looks like it's a standalone build, it will probably need those files in the lib/darwin/ directory. Try to find where they're installed on your system; perhaps one of these commands will help you: gcc -print-file-name=crt1.o locate crt1.o then copy them into the lib/darwin/ directory of th...

I replaced the select...case by if..then..else and now the code compiled very well but during linking there was an error. It was not able to find crt1.o, gcrt1.o and libsupc++.a I assume it isn't able to find 32 bit libraries of them? A test done by me gave following result: harshvardhan$ /Users/har...

I am trying to compile latest FBC 1.0 using old FreeBASIC 0.22.0 which was available. But I encounter the following issue. Any solution other than using if...then...else instead? Warning 1053: Common constant converted to public: _ENVFBC src/compiler/obj/hlp.o FreeBASIC Compiler - Version 0.22.0 (10...

There would really be no need of translating the C code into FBC, just this is needed to be done: 1. Understading C build-in/factory types. 2. Recognizing declared functions, variables, etc. 3. Then just use the C header directly using C compiler. Theortically, this is a simple solution to use the C...