Bob Ippolito wrote:
> You're really confused here.
Yes, I know. I was hoping for some clarification. Let me try it this way:
I am running OS-X 10.4
I need Python >= 2.4.1
I *need* to build packages that will run on my machine, and I can give
binaries to others running 10.4. I can also give them whatever
pre-requisites they need, as long as there is )or I can make) and easy
installer for it (like a python2.4.1 mpkg, for instance)
I also need to build stand-alone apps with Py2app that will run on 10.4
While I'm at it I'd *like* to build binaries that I can contribute to
the community and put up on pythonmac.org.
Which python should I use? Which gcc should I use when I build stuff?
>> I may want to stick with a python built for 10.3, if for no other
>> reason that to get wxPython working as easily as possible.
>
> That's totally backwards...
How is that? Robin provided binaries built for both 2.3 and 2.4 for OS-X
10.3, but not for 10.4, so I think that means I need to use the python
built for 10.3.
In addition, there is a thread in this group right now about trouble
building wxPython on 10.4
-Chris
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