In article <438d4269-ae6a-42a7-b104-0fed6ce77...@lumen.nu>,
Joost Rekveld <li...@lumen.nu> wrote:
> thanks for your reply. Yes, I read that you don't have to do anything for the
> apple-supplied Pythons, but what if I want to keep using my EPD Python ?
> If not, i'll have to install everything else in order to be able to use
> PyObjc. If it is the only way, I'd consider it, but I'd find it strange ?
>
> how can I install PyObjc for a non-apple-supplied Python ?
Sorry, I have no experience with the the Enthought distribution. You
might ask over on the EPD-Users mailing list. Depending on how that
Python 2.5.4 was built and whether it has been patched to support
building extensions on 10.6, you may need to use a different version of
gcc (typically, export CC=/usr/bin/gcc-4.0) and/or add -arch i386 flags.
Python 2.5 is rather old and only receives critical security bug fixes
these days from the Python development team.
PyObjC is also available as a MacPorts port if you care to use a
complete MacPorts solution:
sudo port install py25-pyobjc-cocoa
or sudo port install py26-pyobjc-cocoa.
--
Ned Deily,
n...@acm.org
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