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Or do you want to use the one the system provides? Hint: The latter allows for much smaller downloads. Lets the user start using your software much quicker. Th
by makecheck 17y ago
Or do you want to use the one the system provides? Hint: The latter allows for much smaller downloads. Lets the user start using your software much quicker.
This is certainly what I try to do, as well. However, it is not for the faint of heart. For instance, I had to be extremely creative in order for my app to use the system Python, and yet work correctly (it was bound to C++) on Mac OS X 10.3.9 through 10.6.
- Zev 17y agoGiven PyObjC didn't start shipping with OS X until 10.4, I would agree that you would have to be creative to make it work.
- makecheck 17y agoI used SWIG to build the bridges, and compiled multiple interfaces; the right one is chosen at launch time. 10.3.9 was especially interesting because it doesn't support universal binaries either. :)