yes, you are right, but there are two different and separate
files: lib_csnd.dylib and _csnd.so. They are built
separately
and used differently. The same strategy might be tested for
csoundVST.

Victor


>
> On Thursday 25 May 2006 19:10, Michael Gogins wrote:
>
> > What is the difference between a bundle and a dylib,
> anyway?
>
> Bundles are intended for dynamic loading as plugins at
> run-time, while dylibs are libraries that can be linked
> against. However, it is possible for an application to use
> a dylib as a plugin - even if this is not the recommended
> approach - since Csound does exactly that, but for some
> reason Python can only load bundles.
> Note that _csnd is built as both a dylib and a bundle on
> OS X, so that C++ programs can link against it, while
> Python scripts can "import csnd". It is not clear if doing
> both in the same process is safe, though.
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