On 17-Dec-08, at 1:25 PM, Dav Clark wrote:
Reza,
Are you implying that you are able to build pyobjc 2.0 on python
2.5? No one I know is able to do this... it would be exceedingly
useful to have instructions on how to do this. Even vague and
cryptic hints would be appreciated!
I posted a good while ago about this, and occasionally take a crack
at it to see if I've learned enough... but it always fails to build.
Add to this the fact that no one answered my question about
potential problems of using PyObjC 1.4 on leopard. So, my current
strategy is to avoid any code that uses PyObjC (for example, this
motivated my shift towards pyglet instead of pygame).
Cheers,
Dav
Seems it's possible with something of a hack, namely edit the Makefile
in the python.org framework build.
See this post:
http://jessenoller.com/2007/12/14/pyobjc-2-leopard-python-251-and-you/
and the linked mailing list post by Barry Wark.
The long answer is that you really should build a framework build
against the 10.5u SDK. That's the real problem: 2.0 contains all sorts
of wrappings for Leopard-only stuff (as I understand it), the
Python.org build is built with 10.4 compatibility in mind. That said,
I was able to build it using the shell script included after making
that Makefile modification, and Xcode seems to work fine with the
framework in /Library replacing that in /System/Library in a basic
PyObjC project.
Barry says in the comments that he built one, provides a now-dead link
to a package on his site, but I imagine building your own framework
build with the 10.5u SDK isn't too hard.
David
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