NSAppKitVersionNumber10_5[_1]

FROM : Martin-Gilles Lavoie
DATE : Wed Jan 30 19:13:57 2008

Greetings

It's been already discussed/reported that Mac OS X SDKs dont define 
their current target OS release version.

Eg: in Leopard, NSAppKitVersionNumber10_4 is defined and so are most 
previous(/meaningful) ones but the 10.5 SDK does not define

   NSAppKitVersionNumber10_5
nor    NSAppKitVersionNumber10_5_1

For the curious, 10.5.1 is valued at 949:

#ifndef NSAppKitVersionNumber10_5_1
#define NSAppKitVersionNumber10_5_1  949
#endif

It's yours to keep. Have fun.

But, does anyone have 10.5 version handy?

It feels silly for me to re-install the OS just for that. You can 
check at runtime the AppKit version using the extern symbol

   NSAppKitVersionNumber

and looking the value from the debugger of NSLog-ing/printf-ing it.

Thanks for sharing.

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