Martin Costabel wrote:
Indeed. It crashes too early. Dumb question (maybe you answered
already): You do have /sw/bin/libiconv.2.dylib, don't you?
If you list
ls -l /sw/lib/libiconv*dylib
do you see libiconv.dylib, libiconv.2.dylib and libiconv.2.3.0.dylib,
the former two being symlinks to the latter?
Thanks Martin!
libiconv.2.dylib existed but wasn't pointing anywhere useful. I'd
checked before that it existed, but didn't look where it was pointing.
It looks like you've cracked the problem. Many thanks to you and the
others that have offered assistance.
cheers,
Dave
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