Donovan Parks wrote:
I'm using py2app 0.6.3 with python2.6, PyQt4, numpy, etc. obtained via
macports.
The entire design of macports is based on users building what they need
on the machine it is running on.
As a result, it does NOT make it easy to build stuff that will run on
other machines, particularly older versions of the OS.
You may be able to get it all to work, but I suspect it will be a bit
fragile as ports are updated.
So I'd either:
Build everything on the oldest OS you want to support.
or
Keep away from MacPorts for stuff you want to py2app (I'm surprized it
works all, actually! ) The python.org builds are easy to use, install,
and what py2app is mostly targeting and most tested with. I"m not sure
of the state of binaries for pyQT, but they have certainliy existed in
the past, and numpy is no problem.
-Chris
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