Hello Charles,
> For Xplor-NIH 2.19, you should add the lines:
>
> Darwin_8_x86 Darwin_9_x86
> Darwin_8 Darwin_9
I believe this does not work for PowerPCs running Leopard.
In the xplor script, this is how the equivlist is checked:
if [ -d $XPLOR_DIR/bin.$ARCH ]; then
arch=$ARCH
else
#see if arch is in equivList
arch=`grep $ARCH $XPLOR_DIR/arch/equivList | cut -d' ' -f1`
fi
And on my G5 running Leopard, this evaluated to Darwin_8_x86,
since both lines match "Darwin_9".
I fixed it by making the grep a little more specific:
arch=`egrep "$ARCH"$ $XPLOR_DIR/arch/equivList | cut -d' ' -f1`
That will only match $ARCH that is in the right hand column, so it
skips the first line and uses the second.
Does that make sense? I've been staring at code all day, and I
may be seeing a bit cross-eyed by now.
In any case, this fix seems to work for me on both 10.4 and 10.5
Power Macs.
-ben
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Ben Eisenbraun
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