On 04/08/11 21:23, Martin Zibricky wrote:
Glenn Ramsey píše v St 03. 08. 2011 v 15:22 -0700:
As far as I can tell this version (1.5.1) of PyInstaller is not
supposed to support 64 bit on OSX.
There is no official support for 64bit on OSX in 1.5.x. (official 64bit
is only in svn).
I fixed it temporarily by adding the following to source/wscript in
the relevant places.
source/wscript is only the build script to compile bootloader from the C
code. Nothing more.
Did you compile the 64bit bootloader yourself?.
Initially, not intentionally. But when I realised what what going wrong I
recompiled it, and it was built as 64 bit, I guess because that is the default,
so I added options to make it build as 32 bit.
- pyinstaller should not create 64bit apps since it is distributed only
with 32bit precompiled bootloader
- pyinstaller 1.5.x should stop when running with 64bit python.
The issue is that python 2.6 on mac is an universal binary (32bit and
64bit in one) and you need to tell python if it should be run as 32 or
64bit. (64bit is default).
I'm using MacPorts python, compiled as 32 bit. Maybe that is part of the
problem?
I will start again with a fresh install.
Thanks for your help.
Glenn
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