The problem is with the driver, right? I have limited experience with such, but I'm willing to try, as long as someone can give me more details on the exact nature of the problem.
I believe most of what needs doing is to merge all the changes made to libirtrcx to make it somewhat more platform-independent (I think Juergen added a new header and moved some declarations into there, and I made the OSX code as close to the Linux version as I could) into libirtrcx2. Then it should build for OS X (and hopefully the other platforms too ;-).
Just so you all know, I'm going to be pretty busy until the end of the month (my university is arranging a Mindstorm competition, where the actual event is the 29th). I'll probably be giving most of my attention to the competition until then. After that, I'll be able to concentrate more on leJOS 3 for Mac.
My vote is to try to get an OS X version working since it is pretty close. It's worth thinking whether we have the right abstraction level if it's so difficult to keep the versions in sync.
BTW Has anyone else contacted SourceForge to find out why their OS X machines have been down so long ? I asked and did not get a response (other than "yes, we know").
Cheers, Andy
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