I'm having a bit of trouble setting up mtasc on my Lion OSX machine. I'm currently trying to run a makefile script that is:
SWFMILL := swfmill MTASC := mtasc
MTASCSTDLIB := /usr/share/mtasc/std
main: $(SWFMILL) simple src/jscam.xml jscam.swf $(MTASC) -v -swf jscam.swf -main jscam.as -version 8 -cp src -cp $(MTASCSTDLIB)
clean: rm -f jscam.swf
I'm pretty sure SWFMill is set up fine, but upon running this make file, I get:
Mikes-iMac:js $ make swfmill simple src/jscam.xml jscam.swf mtasc -v -swf jscam.swf -main jscam.as -version 8 -cp src -cp /usr/share/mtasc/std Launch of "mtasc" failed: the PowerPC architecture is no longer supported. make: * [main] Error 2
Perhaps there is a more current version of mtasc that I should be using (that's the assumption I'm getting from the error)? I just can't find anything online that offers much clarification on whether that version exists, or if there is another way to make this work. I saw a fairly recent blog post about mtasc at http://www.grindheadgames.com/mtasc-permission-denied-error-fix, which makes me think it should still work on Lion since it did for them.
Thanks in advance!