1Use the Xcode command files (located in the Xcode/build-scripts folder) 2to conveniently generate a workspace for Xcode 3 or Xcode 4. It also 3contains a cleaner script and a convenient script for automatically 4running all the test suites. 5 6If you use the script to automatically build the workspace file, you 7need to open the workspace at least once after generating it, or it 8will give errors that certain schema do not exist within the workspace. 9Also, the script depends on Xcode command line tools being installed. 10 11There are separate build files for building for i386 architecture 12versus x86_64 architecture. There are separate build scripts for 13Xcode 3 versus Xcode 4, but these just use the different toolchains. 14 15There is a script for automatically running through all known supported 16tests on that platform. 17 18The Mac OS X projects currently have reliance on the following dependencies: 19 20 -CoreVideo.framework 21 -AudioToolbox.framework 22 -AudioUnit.framework 23 -Cocoa.framework 24 -CoreAudio.framework 25 -IOKit.framework 26 -Carbon.framework 27 -ForceFeedback.framework 28 -CoreFoundation.framework 29 30It will also link to OpenGL.framework, as the dependency function for OpenGL 31assumes that OpenGL always exists on Mac OS X. However, this is defined in 32a segmented way to allow the possibility of no OpenGL support on Mac OS X. 33 34Run the clean script to clear out the directory of Xcode-related files 35and binaries.