Working on the optimal way to do this emulator + GUI program. The emulator itself is best built with i386, for the JIT. This requires libSDL to be available in i386 (so presumably +universal). You can monkey around with a no-JIT version, but you wouldn't want it, ultimately.
The rather tiny little GUI (that just edits a simple config file with text lines) is compatible with gtk1 or gtk2 has no reason to be any special architecture (x86-64 would be just fine, if you have the gtk tree built that way). I don't want to make people reinstall their whole gtk tree as universal for no reason... on Snow Leopard (building from source) this takes half a day. (OK, not quite -- but a long time). Is this a role for subports, with the emulator forced to i386, but the gui left to be whatever? Ken
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