Either will work. On the API page we explain that the libstdc++ version supports a wider range of macOS versions. Other than that the distinction is really only important for C/C++ programs.
Hi,
In the recent TurboActivate update for AIR, I see two libTurboActivate.dylib files, one in a "libc++" folder and one in a "libstdc++" folder. Which should I package with my AIR-based desktop application?
(No distinction is made in https://wyday.com/limelm/help/using-turboactivate-with-adobe-air/)
Thanks for your help.
Daniel
Either will work. On the API page we explain that the libstdc++ version supports a wider range of macOS versions. Other than that the distinction is really only important for C/C++ programs.