On Apr 26, 2006, at 8:19 PM, Daniel Lord wrote:
> Alex,
> Just so you and anyone who cares that our platform get fair
> treatment know. Turns out the Mac bigot was behaving badly again.
> GMP 4.2 doesn't compile on PPC macs either and he was blaming
> Apple's compilers. Turns out we figured
It seems that the PIL build is missing freetype *and* it's not even
linked to a dynamic version of it. Very strange.
>>> import _imagingft
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in ?
ImportError: Failure linking new module: /Library/Frameworks/
Python.framework/Versions/2.4/li
Alex,
Just so you and anyone who cares that our platform get fair treatment
know. Turns out the Mac bigot was behaving badly again. GMP 4.2
doesn't compile on PPC macs either and he was blaming Apple's
compilers. Turns out we figured out a fix involving PIC--it seems
Linux PPCs have the sam
Hi, I'm wondering if anyone can help me with an Appscript / iTunes
utility I'm trying to write. Does anyone know how I add m4a files to
my iTunes library using appscript?
So far, I have a list of filenames, which I want to add to my library
(which I've got a reference to). According to app('
On 26-apr-2006, at 0:04, Brendan Simons wrote:
Just tried, and neither the IDLE nor PyCrust
interactive shells supports wx (or any other gui
framework) out of the box. IDLE complains about
needing to use Pythonw, and PyCrust just hangs
(probably due to the issue Bob mentioned).
The IDLE on
On 26-apr-2006, at 17:25, Jeremy Gore wrote:
I found my problem.
For whatever reason I had a export CFLAGS="-faltivec -lcc_dynamic -
framework vecLib" in a configuration file that I carried over from a
previous machine. I must have added it there to address the
deficiencies of a previous comp
Mark and Chris, thanks for your interest. Here's some in-depth info about my
project.
I've designed a desktop applet that displays custom artwork and interface
elements, and incorporates a modified calendar control from the wxPython
demo as a basis for its calendar grid implementation. Basicall
I found my problem.
For whatever reason I had a export CFLAGS="-faltivec -lcc_dynamic -
framework vecLib" in a configuration file that I carried over from a
previous machine. I must have added it there to address the
deficiencies of a previous compilation. Now everything works perfectly.
S
This is fairly simple and uses Xcode, but really all Xcode is in this case is a wrapper for the shell scripts.I am going to try it with just commandline tools and scripts. Should work fine.http://developer.apple.com/opensource/buildingopensourceuniversal.htmlThe references at the end are good sourc
I posted earlier on building Numeric on a MacBook Pro with the latest Universal build of python, installed via pkg. Similar problems have arisen with compiling other packages. I believe distutils to be at fault. The problem is the -lcc_dynamic flag invoked on gcc. During the build process whene
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