Need advice on MacOS standalones and externals

[Mark Schonewille]

Hi Paul,

Nowadays, you will want to build standalones for Intel only most of the 
time.

LiveCode is 32 bits and externals for LiveCode should be 32 bits too.

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On 11/10/2013 03:40, Paul D. DeRocco wrote:
> Most of my LC work has been Windows-centered, but I need to get some
> things running on the Mac, and they involve an external. I've installed LC
> and Xcode 5 on a laptop running MacOS 10.8, but I can't get LC to see my
> external.
>
> When I make a standalone, LC lets me enable any combination of
> "Universal", "PowerPC Only", or "Intel Only". PowerPC is irrelevant, but
> which do I choose, Universal or Intel?
>
> Also, when building my external, Xcode lets me choose between 32-bit and
> 64-bit. Does that have to match the IDE's bit width to use under the IDE?
> Does it have to match the standalone to use with the standalone? Which do
> I choose?
>