Ok, I've made a little progress. I think. I'm out of my depth here and just feeling my way, so please bear with me.
The libusb install is creating a .dylib in /usr/local/lib, to wit: libusb-1.0.0.dylib What Python wants under OSX is, apparently, a .so file I've looked at the makefile, and I found an (empty) variable for linker flags (although I can't find where the linker is actually invoked), and I *think* what to do with that is add -o libusb-1.0.0.so But I am not sure (in particular, how was the original .dylib format determined... am I/can I override(ing) that?) and am looking for any help/reassurance I can find. So two questions, hopefully simple: 1) Will the linker know, just by changing the -o flag, that I want the .so *format* rather than just the *name*? 2) Is this name right: libusb1.so ? Thanks for any insight. --Ben
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