Hi everyone

I’ve been experimenting with a new version of the MacOS SciPDL - this time 
incorporating it’s own version of perl (v22) so everything is self-contained 
and robust against future OS versions.

I’d appreciate some Mac users testing this. Right now mainly to make sure it 
does not segfault and can plot stuff.

Right now it is packaged as a tarball (will make this nicer later):

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2148080/SciPDL-Test-Jan28.tar.gz

And **everything** installs under /Applications/PDL/  - it won’t run in any 
other location!

I built this on OS X 10.10, I think it works on 10.11 and as far back as 10.8. 
But please download and test and let me know!

Example commands for install  (for hardcore unix people only, mistypes can be 
dangerous!):

% cd /
% tar xvfz /path/to/tarball.tar.gz


And to test:

% source /Applications/PDL/setup_bash   # Set PATH for bash users
% pdl
pdl> demo pdl
pdl> demo pgplot

You can also run though the standard test set in the PDL source if you know 
what to expect :-) with:

/Applications/PDL/bin/perl "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-e" "test_harness(0, 
'blib/lib', 'blib/arch')" t/*.t

Note for the latter you will also need to install XQuartz! (Other than that 
should work on an out of the box OS X install - should not even need XCode)

There are also a couple of trivial Applescript launchers in the 
/Applications/PDL folder

Karl

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