Oleg Kourapov wrote: > Another hint I could take is how to make all this > (Instiki.app + ruby + swig) into a Universal Binary.
The Apple Developer site has an article on building a Framework (in the OS X development sense) from OSS software[1]. But I think the work has already been done for us... Look at what the Locomotive team has done. Locomotive (http:// locomotive.sourceforge.net/) is an entirely self-contained Ruby+Rails +libraries+gems system for Mac OS X designed to give an instant- install environment for Rails development. They have virtually identical installation needs (actually, a superset) as Instiki does, yet there's just one .app bundle (like Instiki.app) and both Intel and PowerPC support. It's possible that you could just directly integrate their rails112.locobundle + Instiki's OS X front-end + the Instiki rails installation. If that simplifies things as much as I think it might, it earns a "Powered by Locomotive" link somewhere prominent.. ;-) It might also be possible to use an Instiki-minimal subset of the rails112 bundle. Their main site appears to be down right now, so I can't get any info as to whether we could easily customize their packaging + build system. -- John [1] http://developer.apple.com/opensource/ opensourceuniversalframework.html _______________________________________________ Instiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/instiki-users
