Hi all,
I wanted to report that I've successfully built a four-way universal
binary of one of my Python applications using bundlebuilder in Python
2.6.2. I previously had problems with this because I got errors about
argvemulator not being supported (apparently a Carbon function that
doesn't exist in 64-bit mode).
Here are the steps I've taken:
1. In your setup/makeapplication.py script, don't import argvemulation.
2. When you run the setup script, make sure you call python2.6-all as
the Python interpreter--this will hit the 64-bit and 32-bit versions. My
call looks like this:
python2.6-all makeapplication.py build
And that's it.
I realize that bundlebuilder is going away in Python 3.x, and I have no
idea if it would work if you simply separated out the bundlebuilder.py
module and ran it with your own Python 3.x applications. I also
understand that bundlebuilder is quirky and a less graceful solution
than py2app: you have to do some trial and error to get all the packages
bundled in your app. However, until py2app plays nice with four-way
universal binaries, bundlebuilder will be a good short- and mid-term
solution for me.
Just wanted to share,
Kevin
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Kevin Walzer
Code by Kevin
http://www.codebykevin.com
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