Hi yanni it may be worth to create a config and publish it on the github repository. Esteban is on vacation right now but may be we read the mailing-list. Now I do not know how specific version are managed. I can simply tell you that esteban is often losing days fighting with flags. Stef
I'll try a bit more to get it to work on 10.5.8, now that I can build a VM.
Okay, got it to work!
Three changes:
1. SqueakOSXAppDelegate.h - use NSObject instead ofNSApplicationDelegate
2. sqSqueakOSXScreenAndWindow.h - use NSObject instead of NSWindowDelegate
3. SqueakOSXAppDelegate.m - use CoreGraphics instead of OpenGL
//#ifndef USE_CORE_GRAPHICS //# import "sqSqueakOSXOpenGLView.h" //# define ContentViewClass sqSqueakOSXOpenGLView //#else # import "sqSqueakOSXCGView.h" # define ContentViewClass sqSqueakOSXCGView //#endif
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Along the way, I found:
Issue 5650: OneClick 1.4 can't be launched on MacOSX Mac Air 10.5.8 http://code.google.com/p/pharo/issues/detail?id=5650
While I agree that support for old OS releases should have a reasonable limit, I don't buy 10.5 dropped when 10.8 is around the corner is the right limit. My machine is circa 2009, just three years or so. Apple may have good reason to want to move the user/developer base off of 10.5, because of hardware (pad/phone) and UI native widget changes. In the Squeak/Pharo case, we just need a single window to draw in - that should hardly obsolete a three year old computer.
I'll add this thread to the issue report (5650).