Open jamesb93 opened 5 years ago
In theory, yes. It should simply be a matter of changing the version requirements in the package-info.json
file in the package.
If this doesn't work, please let us know and we can try figure out what is going on.
When changing the version requirement I successfully compiled, however, I now have an issue to do with architecture support.
This is my package-info.json
.
{
"author" : "Cycling '74",
"description" : "Lightweight reference implementation of a package built using the Min-API.",
"homepatcher" : "C++ Object Development Kit.maxpat",
"max_version_min" : "7.3", "max_version_max" : "none",
"name" : "jtil",
"os" : {
"macintosh" : {
"platform" : [ "x64" ],
"min_version" : "none"
},
"windows" : {
"platform" : [ "x64" ],
"min_version" : "none"
}
},
"package_extra" : {
"reverse_domain" : "com.cycling74",
"copyright" : "Copyright (c) 2018 Cycling '74"
},
"tags" : [ ],
"version" : "0.0.1",
"website" : "http://www.github.com/Cycling74/min-devkit"
}
If you are building 32-bit externs, then you can change the "os" info to look like this:
"os" : {
"macintosh" : {
"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
"min_version" : "10.7.x"
}
,
"windows" : {
"platform" : [ "ia32", "x64" ],
"min_version" : "Vista"
}
}
Is it possible for min objects to work with Max 7? I can't seem to find anything in the docs that suggest so.