FreeTDS Development Group

[Mark Lilback <mark AT lilback.com>]

At 10:57 AM +0100 2/14/2005, ZIGLIO, Frediano, VF-IT wrote:
> I still don't understand the relationship between darwin and Mac OS X.
> Darwin it's the core of Mac OS X. However which darwin version use, for
> instance, Mac OS X 10.1 ??

Yes, Darwin is the open-source portion of Mac OS X, including the 
kernel, drivers, and bsd layer. Darwin 4.0 was MacOS X 10.0. The 
numbers go up equally from there. I'm running 10.3.8, which is Darwin 
7.8. Darwin will run on x86, though the driver selection is a bit 
sparse.

The best possible solution would be to build a dylib and a framework. 
The dylib is used for bsd-layer programs the the framework for GUI 
applications. I currently build a framework, but I don't know enough 
about libtool/autoconf/autoconfig/etc to automate it (I've tried 
before). It isn't hard to build by hand if you know what you are 
doing, though most users would have no idea how to correctly do it.

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