On 10 Sep, 2009, at 12:09, Georg Seifert wrote:
If you want to make absolutely sure that Apple can't break you, you
could bundle the version of Python.framework upon which you depend
into your app. However, that's probably not necessary unless you
want to use a newer version of Python than the system has (say,
3.0+, or 2.6 on Leopard).
How do I specify the version to link with.
The 10.5 SDK links against python 2.5 and the 10.6 SDK to 2.6. But
what if I need the 10.6 SKD but want to link to python 2.5?
Don't compile and link using the "-framework" flag, but use the
'python-config' command to get the right compiler flags for linking
and compiling. The python-config command is located inside the
framework (such as /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/
Versions/2.5/bin/python-config).
If you are using Xcode you can hardcode the output of this command
into your Xcode project, you don't have to run python-config every
time you compile.
Ronald
Regards
Georg
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