Has anyone had any luck building a 'classic' Mac OS standalone with rev 2.9 (Revolution Studio for OSX, build 610)? I have tried this on a several systems (G3, G4, Intel) and under OSX 10.3.9, 10.4.11, and 10.5.2 with no luck. Every app I have built will not launch on a machine running 9.2.2 or in classic mode on OSX.
It seems to me the "standalone" run-time engine in the 2.9 IDE's runtime folder has a damaged resource fork, but no matter how I reinstall the IDE (on HFS formatted drives) it's always the same. I have posted a sample stack and app here:
http://www.rbrusa.com/HelloWorld.sit
Any ideas? (I have been waiting 2 years for classic support
Thanks,
Rick
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Building a 'classic' standalone app in 2.9
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Hi Rick,
Unfortunately, this is not possible. Classic is actually still unsupported. I use Rev 2.6.1 to build standalones for Classic. If you bought Rev 2.9 because of Classic support, I'd contact support with this problem.
Best regards,
Mark
Unfortunately, this is not possible. Classic is actually still unsupported. I use Rev 2.6.1 to build standalones for Classic. If you bought Rev 2.9 because of Classic support, I'd contact support with this problem.
Best regards,
Mark
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Mark,
Thanks for your reply. I will follow with up with rev. support. I do have 2.6.1 and it's a real pain to mantian two versions of the code (new and legacy). Also my app uses MySQL and it works fine under the ide and the player, but I have yet to to get a 2.6.1 standalone to work correctly with the database drivers.
I understood that all 2.9 does internaly is save a legacy stack (with no error checking) and use the 2.6.1 engine for classic standones. Simple enough, but if it worked it would be a big time saver.
Rick
Thanks for your reply. I will follow with up with rev. support. I do have 2.6.1 and it's a real pain to mantian two versions of the code (new and legacy). Also my app uses MySQL and it works fine under the ide and the player, but I have yet to to get a 2.6.1 standalone to work correctly with the database drivers.
I understood that all 2.9 does internaly is save a legacy stack (with no error checking) and use the 2.6.1 engine for classic standones. Simple enough, but if it worked it would be a big time saver.
Rick