> I can try for the Mac release, but last time I try to make a Mac > binary, it worked only on my computer. It seems from other peoples > report that I was'nt able to statically link all the libraries.
Just a note: with gnu ld, by specifying the -rpath setting when linking (for instance, -rpath=".") you can ask your program to look for dynamic libraries on a specific directory (in my example in the directory the program lies). I don't know if OS X's linker has this option, but I'm quite sure it has something similar. As far as I know, an "Application" is just a directory and in one of its subdirectories you can but dynamical libraries for this application. Barock, could you confirm? Steph -- http://nct.ysagoon.com _______________________________________________ glob2-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/glob2-devel
