Bob Ippolito wrote:
>>>> Would it be hard to put a little hack in Py2App to include that
>>>> particular lib, even though it is in /usr?
>>>>
>>>> Or better yet, a way to pass in a list of libs you want included
>>>> regardless of their location.
> It's a bad idea, and redistributing components of OS X isn't legal
> anyway.
OK, I understand the legal issues -- darn it!
However. This is a problem, and there appears to be no solution, other than:
1) Don't support 10.3.9
or
2) Wait for Ronald, out of the goodness of his heart, in his free time,
to hack the Python build and put out a new version.
I'm guessing that this may not be the ONLY lib that has this problem --
it's just the the one that's been discovered. Also, it seems possible
that a user might have a similar problem with a lib that isn't Apple's.
While I understand that the legal issues are such that we shouldn't
include that lib be default, having a hook so that the user could
specify libs they wanted included by hand would be helpful. In this
case, it wouldn't be a big deal to build your own copy of the bz2 lib
and include that.
Could you just copy such a lib into your bundle after the fact? If so --
where?
-Chris
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