Hi,
to chime in: I am missing the functionality to run a script to see if
all examples do work as expected. So I vote for bundleless examples. The
whole OS X stuff should be documented well so people know, what to do,
if they want bundled examples.
Perhaps when cmake creates XCode-project files, then the examples should
be compiled as bundles so they will run from inside XCode. There you can
specify optional command line arguments and env-vars and there you'll
see in the run-log, what happened when an app could not start.
When compiling the unix-way with makefiles from cMake then the example
should be build not as bundles, so they work as expected.
So both sides get their best: OS X developers used to XCode get bundles
and unix-hacker get bundleless apps :)
Any news about building frameworks from cMake either with XCode or with
MakeFiles?
just my two cents,
Stephan
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