Hello guys,
from Leopard on, the special name @executable_path cannot be used
anymore in library paths for runtime substitution; two new special names
(@rpath and @library_path) were introduced for similar purposes.
PyInstaller currently uses @executable_path to do its magic: it should
continue to do so if running under Mac OS X < 10.5, and switch to @rpath
if running under >= 10.5.
I'm attaching a simple patch that implements the aforementioned
behaviour. Comments?
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Lorenzo Mancini
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Index: deploy/tools/PyInstaller/bindepend.py
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--- deploy/tools/PyInstaller/bindepend.py (revision 21222)
+++ deploy/tools/PyInstaller/bindepend.py (working copy)
@@ -393,8 +393,17 @@
return _bpath
def fixOsxPaths(moduleName):
+ import platform
+ ver = platform.mac_ver()[0]
+ if ver >= '10.5.0':
+ # @executable_path is superseded from Leopard on
+ #
http://www.codeshorts.ca/2007/nov/01/leopard-linking-making-relocatable-libraries-movin
+ prefix = "@rpath"
+ else:
+ prefix = "@executable_path"
+
for name, lib in selectImports(moduleName):
- dest = os.path.join("@executable_path", name)
+ dest = os.path.join(prefix, name)
cmd = "install_name_tool -change %s %s %s" % (lib, dest, moduleName)
os.system(cmd)
