Thanks, and sorry, what I meant to say is that PIP is really easy to install on
windows but a bit of a trial on Mac.
There are loads of blog entries around, which perhaps reflects the trouble that
people are having. Many of these entries are highly version specific and have a
less than unity
Here's the fragment of my csh script which builds PIL. I unpack PIL, libpng,
libjpeg, libfreetype, and libtiff in a directory, then build them with
this. Note that the key in building PIL is to replace the reference to /sw
with the pointer to where you want to install it, in this example
Hi there and I'm sorry to bother you but...
I know that PIL is Windows-centric but is there any chance that it will support
Snow Leopard on Apple Mac some time soon?
I have been trying to build PIL from source on Snow Leopard without success as
it appears to only support PNG and not other
Hi!
On Wed, 2010-05-05 at 21:42 +0100, Paul Ross wrote:
I know that PIL is Windows-centric but is there any chance that it will
support Snow Leopard on Apple Mac some time soon?
Windows-centric?!
I have googled for the answer for a couple of hours now and tried many
ad-hoc things
Paul Ross p...@paulross.demon.co.uk wrote:
Hi there and I'm sorry to bother you but...
I know that PIL is Windows-centric but is there any chance that it will
support Snow Leopard on Apple Mac some time soon?
I have been trying to build PIL from source on Snow Leopard without success
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
Do you have the necessary support libraries on your machine? (see the
README file).
There are prebuilt versions out there too; maybe some Mac hackers can
chime in and point you to the latest and greatest.
I'd ask on the pyhthonmac SIG list. Maybe someone there has or
I'm using Snow Leopard version 10.6.3 - I didn't have to do any hacks to get it
working once I had the necessary dependancies installed.
--
Adrian Price-Whelan
http://cosmo.nyu.edu/~apw235
On May 7, 2010, at 12:19 PM, Bill Janssen wrote:
Paul Ross p...@paulross.demon.co.uk wrote:
Hi
