My primary development environment is a laptop currently running Ubuntu 10.10, but I was wanting to use the same tools on my MacBook running Snow Leopard.
Over the past few visits to Starbucks, I've been trying to get a default application from Codeblocks for wxWidgets to compile, and got some wonderful compile and link errors.
The problem, apparently, is that the compiler will generate 64 bit code by default, which does not seem to be supported by many libraries.
After much frustration, I pasted an entire line from the build log into Google, finding this site http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php?topic=12968.0.
The recommendation is to add -arch i386 to both the compile and link options. And it seems to work.
At least now I have a custom compiled set of wxWidgets libraries and Codeblocks itself. Sigh.
Time to start cutting code.
