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Issue 7: iPhone SDK filename change
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Status:  Fixed
Owner:  ----
Closed:  Feb 2009
Type-Defect
Priority-Medium


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Reported by damien.ciabrini, Feb 09, 2009
The name of the latest SDK at apple has slightly change, at least since
version 2.2.1, the last _ before final.dmg is no longer there...

With latest iPhone SDK (as of 09 Feb 09)
1. mv iphone_sdk_for_iphone_os_2.2.19m2621afinal.dmg ./files
2. ./toolchain.sh headers

Expected output:
Getting the header files...
Trying to mount the iPhone SDK dmg...

What I see instead:
Getting the header files...
I'm having trouble finding the iPhone SDK. I looked here:
/home/dciabrin/iphone/unstable/iphonedevonlinux-read-only/files/iphone_sdk_for_iphone_os_*_final.dmg


Version of the product. Operating system
toolchain.sh branches/unstable (r68), Ubuntu Ibex x64


Additional information below.
Attached is a trivial patch to take this change into account for toolchain.sh
fwname.patch
395 bytes Download
Comment 1 by m4dm4n, Feb 10, 2009
Thanks for the report.

I notice that you're building on a 64-bit system. Have you managed to get through the
whole process? We've been having some build errors under some 64-bit systems so it
would be good to find any accounts of it working so we can figure out why.
Status: Fixed
Comment 2 by damien.ciabrini, Feb 10, 2009
So far, I've only been up to the firmware step. But in the 1.1.4 days, building the
opensdk with gcc and multilib support was working like a charm.
I'll have a look tonight :)
Comment 3 by damien.ciabrini, Feb 10, 2009
I can confirm that the "./toolchain build" step is working flawlessly with gcc and
multilib support on Ubuntu Ibex x64. Only fixinc.sh complains a bit because it cannot
parse various tcl/tk-related headers..

In order to prevent any confusion, maybe it would be a good idea to add a check in
check_environment (after objc support) to ensure that 32bit mode is supported on
64bits gcc.

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