Je compile depuis Linux pour linux et windows sans problème, dans ma démarche et ma pensée j'ai tester la compilation pour OSX, j'obtiens le message suivant "L’application WebBrowser.app ne peut s’ouvrir car l’environnement Classic n’est plus pris en charge." Je me demande qu'elle option je doit rajouter à pbcompiler. Dans le help j'ai rien trouver. Et si toutefois c'est possible
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coco@debian:~/builder/purenux$ pbcompiler -h
Quick Help:
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pbcompiler "filename.pb"
Options:
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-c or --commented: Produce commented asm output (purebasic.asm)
-d or --debugger: Enable the debugger
-u or --unicode: Enable unicode support
-t or --thread: Enable the threadsafe support
-e or --executable "filename": Create an executable to the given filename
-r or --resident "filename.res": Create a resident file to the given filename
-i or --inlineasm: Enable the inline asssembly support
-q or --quiet: Display only error on the standard output
-sb or --standby: Starts the compiler in standby mode (remote control)
-pf or --purifier: Enable the purifier
-ls or --liststructures: Creates a file with all the structures
-lf or --listfunctions: Creates a file with all the functions
-li or --listinterfaces: Creates a file with all the interfaces
-lp or --listpath: Set the output path for the above lists commands
-qs or --querystructure "name": Creates a file with the definition
-s or --subsystem "name": Uses the specified subsystem
-dl or --dylib "filename": Create a dynamic library (dylib object)
-n or --icon "iconname.icns": add the icon to the application
-f or --front: put the launched process to front
-ibp or --ignorebundlepath: don't use the bundle path as current directory
-l or --linenumbering: Enable line numbering in the final executable for OnError
-o or --constant Name=Value: Declare a new constant at compile time
-g or --language: Set the language of the compiler error messages
-ds or --debugsymbols: Add standard debug symbols to executable
-k or --check: Check the syntax only, doesn't create/launch the executable
-v or --version: Display the compiler version
