That wil be great. You could do the 10.5 package. My problem is
that all my machines are 10.4 and we don't plan (read don't have the
money) to upgrade.

Universal is tricky, because of the way Csound depends on several
libraries. AFAIK, Universal binaries depend on the OSX framework
structure (with a different binary per platform being bundled inside
it). But it might not be like that, if someone knows the way, I'll be
happy to learn it.

Anthony: I have all the scripts etc to build the package, so once
you are ready, it should be straightforward to start producing a
10.5 package.

Regards

Victor

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Anthony Kozar" 
To: "Csound Developer list" 
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 2:18 AM
Subject: Re: [Cs-dev] Python API not installing


>I will be upgrading to 10.5 soon and will probably be building Csound for 
>my
> own use.  I can help with making a 10.5 package once I get it working for
> myself.  And, (Victor), I can help with making a combined double/float or
> Universal framework.
>
> Anthony Kozar
> mailing-lists-1001 AT anthonykozar DOT net
> http://anthonykozar.net/
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>
> Dominic Thibault wrote on 9/22/08 5:26 PM:
>
>> Do you think there will be a 10.5 package in a near future (within the
>> next year)?
>> Because I wouldn't want the Cecilia users to be requiered to build
>> Csound from the sources in order to have the Python API.
>
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victor wrote on 9/23/08 4:02 AM:

> That wil be great. You could do the 10.5 package. My problem is
> that all my machines are 10.4 and we don't plan (read don't have the
> money) to upgrade.

I understand!  I have put off upgrading for six years but now it seems
necessary.  I was conflicted about choosing between 10.4 (with Classic
support) and 10.5 but I have finally decided to go to 10.5 with the
possibility of installing 10.4 later on another partition. (I will keep my
10.2 installation too).

> Universal is tricky, because of the way Csound depends on several
> libraries. AFAIK, Universal binaries depend on the OSX framework
> structure (with a different binary per platform being bundled inside
> it). But it might not be like that, if someone knows the way, I'll be
> happy to learn it.

I don't know enough about it yet but I expect to delve into the subject
within the next 6 months or so.

> Anthony: I have all the scripts etc to build the package, so once
> you are ready, it should be straightforward to start producing a
> 10.5 package.

Great!  I will definitely look to you for assistance on getting going with
this :)

Anthony


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