Hi all,
i'm building a local instance of Python v2.4.1c2 on a 'virgin install' of
fully-updated OSX 10.3.8. w/ XCode 1.5
'configure' is successful w/
./configure \
--with-prefix=/usr/local/pythontest \
--enable-framework=/usr/local/pythonframe \
--with-threads \
On Mar 19, 2005, at 2:42 PM, OpenMacNews wrote:
Hi all,
i'm building a local instance of Python v2.4.1c2 on a 'virgin install'
of fully-updated OSX 10.3.8. w/ XCode 1.5
'configure' is successful w/
./configure \
--with-prefix=/usr/local/pythontest \
--enable-framework=/usr/lo
hi bob,
any suggestions as to what's broken here?
Works here, with 2.4.1c1 anyway.
but there have been no relevant changes that I know of.
i dropeed back and tried it with c1 as well ... same prob 4 me.
argh
Most of the arguments you specify to configure are already
on by default or have no effec
On Mar 19, 2005, at 5:34 PM, OpenMacNews wrote:
Most of the arguments you specify to configure are already
on by default or have no effect. The --prefix argument has no
effect, the
symlinks are hardcoded to be installed to /usr/local/bin, and the
framework
contains everything else.
well, that
On Mar 19, 2005, at 5:52 PM, Bob Ippolito wrote:
On Mar 19, 2005, at 5:34 PM, OpenMacNews wrote:
Most of the arguments you specify to configure are already
on by default or have no effect. The --prefix argument has no
effect, the
symlinks are hardcoded to be installed to /usr/local/bin, and th
hi bob,
then why offer the --prefix arg in the first place? just for
NON-framework installs?
Yes, --prefix is for non-framework installs. If you read the docs for
frameworks, you'll see that it's only "lightly tested" with an alternate
path. You may have more luck if you just use the defaults.
On Mar 19, 2005, at 6:22 PM, OpenMacNews wrote:
or dig deeper into the output of make to find out why MacOS isn't
building,
or isn't loading properly.
yup. 1st gotta figure out 'what' MacOS 'is' ...
It's part of the toolbox glue.
maybe DYLD_*, etc.
changes, but at the moment,
% echo $DYLD_LIBRARY
Bob Ippolito wrote:
On Mar 11, 2005, at 9:04, Troy Rollins wrote:
I've packaged what
should be pygame 1.7.0 for Mac OS X 10.3 users.
It is available from pythonmac.org packages at:
http://pythonmac.org/packages/
On my OSX.3.8, the installer starts with a dialog which says "The
installationCheck to
Hi all. Please be gentle--I use a PC.
I'm doing my third-year computer science project at university, and
we're in the early stages of requirements testing. That said, I'm also
trying to extol the virtues of Python upon the group, as I honestly
believe it will be the best language for our proj
