wxWidgets Discussion Forum

One theory I had is that this is due to some C++ standard library mixup - libc++ vs libstdc++. I've now tried linking to libc++ statically, also compiling wxWidgets that way, but that didn't make the issue go away (same effect as earlier). I also gave compiling wxWidgets and my plugin with libstdc++...

The code is literally just calling new on a class that was derived from wxFrame, even when I stripped out everything. It appears to crash in wxFrame's constructor. g_pWxFrame=new MainFrame(NULL, g_AppName, wxPoint(0, 0), g_WindowSize); //This is how the wxFrame constuctor is invoked - nothing specia...

When I used the provided Xcode project to compile wxWidget, it worked. So, apparently something isn't right with that way of compiling on the command line. I think the article "Compiling wxWidgets using the command-line (Terminal)" in the wiki is outdated, because I tried that, and had the...

I see this is a bit old, but I've just hit the same issue. Did you find the cause back then, or some kind of solution? The situation here is the same, except here it's a Photoshop plugin, and I'm on wxWidgets 3.1.3 and testing on High Sierra. The exact same code works fine when compiled as a separat...

Hi! I get a linker error looking for eg. _GetApplicationEventTarget when I try to link a 64 bit macOS version of my software, linking to WxWidgets statically. "_GetApplicationEventTarget", referenced from: wxWindow::RegisterHotKey(int, int, int) in libwx_osx_cocoau_core-3.1.a(corelib_windo...

Hi, I'm new to the Mac and I'm trying to compile something I wrote on Windows with wxWidgets using XCode on Mac. I downloaded the actual wxMac package (2.8.10 I believe) and installed it based on the instructions in the Wiki. It compiled fine. When I open mininal.xcodeproject from the samples, I can...