Re: [Swarm-Support] Swarm on Mac

[Bill Northcott]

On 06/02/2007, at 10:20 AM, David Camacho Trujillo wrote:
> I use to work with Swarm under Linux, (some time under windows) and  
> my model
> runs fine. Recently I have installed Swarm on a Intel Mac (Intel  
> Core Duo)
> following the instructions on the wiki (many thanks to Bill  
> Northcott, I just
> will suggest to include the prerequisite of run X11 before run any  
> application,
> as you already explain in this mailing list) and the swarmapps runs  
> fine also.
> But now my application (Objective-c code) does not compile.
> The output is:
>
> make gamodel
> gcc -B ../../tools -c -g -O2 -Wno-long-double -B /tools -fgnu-runtime
> -fno-strict-aliasing -Wall -Wno-import -Wno-protocol -Wno-long- 
> long  -arch ppc
> -D_GNU_SOURCE -DAPPNAME= -DAPPVERSION=2.2 - 
> address@hidden
> -I/usr/local/swarm2.2/include  BinChrom.m
> BinChrom.m:9:20: error: malloc.h: No such file or directory
> BinChrom.m: In function '-[BinChromosome setLength:]':
> BinChrom.m:23: warning: pointer targets in assignment differ in  
> signedness
> BinChrom.m: In function '-[BinChromosome Clone:withMutation:]':

The warnings mean what they say, and I think you should change your  
code to eliminate them.  Recent versions of gcc give more warnings  
than old ones but they are better investigated.

The problem preventing the compile is
> BinChrom.m:9:20: error: malloc.h: No such file or directory

You code should not be trying to include or access malloc.h.  As per  
K&R all the utility functions are in stdlib.h.  Can you send the  
first ten lines or so of BinChrom.m and its header if there is one.

Bill Northcott