Russell Owen wrote:
I'll expect our observatory to send me a 10.4 Mac in a few weeks. I plan
to build the packages on that -- both to assure that the packages will
run on 10.4 and as a way of testing my released application.
I'm sure the gcc will be rather outdated, but I hope it will be tolerable.
I was having pretty good luck with my 10.4 system when I still had a a
couple months ago.
All that said, I sure wish I knew what was wrong. bdist_mpkg is not
getting any attention and at some point it may just break, leaving us
with no obvious way to build binary installers.
well -- I don't think it does all that much, and the only tricky part
should be what's also used in py2app, so it may not be that bad.
I suspect the problem is with binary libs, not with bdist_mpkg.
-Chris
Regards,
-- Russell
On Sep 16, 2010, at 2:06 PM, Christopher Barker wrote:
Russell E. Owen wrote:
At your suggestion I built new universal unix libraries using
MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=10.3. As always, I deleted the dylibs so
only the static libraries remained (so they would be included in the
final binary) and I verified that the libraries contained both ppc
and intel code. I then used bdist_mpkg to build a matplotlib
installer. Unfortunately I see the same problem as before: when I try
to import pylab on a 10.3.9 PPC computer I get a segfault.
Darn.
Is there any simple test code we could use to test the libraries them
selves? It would be nice to maybe build a really simple executable
that uses each of the dependencies, so they could be individually
tested. At least that would narrow down the issue.
It also should be possible to run it under a debugger or something, so
that we could see where the segfault occurred -- anyone know how to do
that?
-Chris
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