On 09/13/05 Davide Morelli wrote: > I need to embed mono into an OSX application. > Following these tips http://www.go-mono.com/embedded-api.html I can compile > my osx application that uses mono embedded to draw on a CGContextRef. > I am using a customized version of the GAC (I customized System.Drawin.dll > and libgdiplus.dylib). > I'd want all the mono runtime (and GAC) into the application bundle (being a > customized mono I don't want to isntall it on the end-user system).
You could still install them in their own dir, by setting the MONO_GAC_PREFIX env var. This is preferable to bundling. > Question number 1: How should I compile mono to give libmono.0.dylib the > install_name @application_path ? > I've tryied with ./configure [EMAIL PROTECTED] but configure > returns an error Well, if you don't provide the error, we can't tell you what error you did while configuring. Anyway, I have no idea what "give libmono.0.dylib the install_name @application_path" means in the context of using --prefix. --prefix is used to install and make the runtime lookup its files from directories under the give prefix. > Question number 2 (Very dumb question): How to ship all the (customized) GAC > with the embedded mono inside the bundle? Reading the mkbundle manpage or the mkbundle usage lines may be helpful: just include all the assemblies to bundle on the command line or use the --deps option to include all the referenced assemblies. lupus -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] debian/rules [EMAIL PROTECTED] Monkeys do it better _______________________________________________ Mono-devel-list mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-devel-list
