About a year ago I tried to port it to Macs and the problem was in the
way python presented the configuration paths and options in MacOS. When
I managed to compile the bootloader and compile a "hello world" test, it
gaves me segmentation fault but I couldn't make time for debug it. If
I'm not wrong, it was something to do with some missing libraries which
python couldn't identify. Shortly after that I changed works and I don't
have access to Macs anymore.
If you'll like, you may try to compile it in a Mac and start posting
whatever error messages you see.
-W
Giovanni Bajo wrote:
Ned Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I understand pyinstaller does not support Macs at this time. Does
anybody have info on what it would take to do this? What are the
pending issues?
Hi Ned, thanks for your interest. I would like to see Mac support happening for
PyInstaller, but unfortunately I'm totally ignorant of its technology. I do not
knot even know how to "compose" an executable (or a "bundle" whatever that
exactly means). Though, I have access to several new Macs (at work) so I could
potentially test and implement something.
If you want to help, I'd start from the bootloader and the way it might work
under Mac. I'd also start with single-directory support as its easier.
Single-file support can be added later. Unfortunately, recompiling the
bootloader could be an issue because of the weird build system used by it.
Giovanni Bajo
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