I also ran into this recently. I was trying to wrap a PyQt application on Snow Leopard, and I wanted a 64-bit application as a result.
The first issue you ran into involves macholib, and is easy enough to correct; here is the patch file.
macholib.diff
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Also, py2app builds a 32-bit bootstrap executable in
dist/ApplicationName.app/Contents/MacOS/ApplicationName ; so it will still
start in 32 bits. To correct that, the py2app templates have to be rebuilt.
Code patch below, and then do the following:
cd {sowewhere}/py2app/py2app/apptemplate
rm prebuilt/main
python setup.py build
cd ../bundletemplate
rm prebuilt/main
python setup.py build
Note that the patch involves bumping the minimum system version from 10.3 to
10.4; Ideally this should be parametrized. Another issue that requires more
thought, that Kevin also identified, is the argvemulation not working in 64
bits. My patch just hides the failure at this point, something better has to be
done.
py2app.diff
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Another issue, finally:
If you're wrapping Qt4, the sip recipe omits the Qt plugins. I adjust it by
hand, with the following operations (in bash):
cat > dist/ApplicationName.app/Contents/Resources/qt.conf <<EOF
[Paths]
qt_plugpath=plugins
EOF
cp -r /Developer/Applications/Qt/plugins dist/ApplicationName.app/Contents
strip dist/ApplicationName.app/Contents/plugins/*/*.dylib
for lib in phonon QtCore QtDBus QtGui QtNetwork QtSvg QtWebKit QtXml
QtXmlPatterns;
do
find dist/ApplicationName.app/Contents/plugins -type f -exec
install_name_tool -change $lib.framework/Versions/4/$lib
@executable_path/../Frameworks/$lib.framework/Versions/4/$lib {} ';';
done
Again, some work should be done on the recipe, but this should allow people to
progress.
Cheers,
Marc-Antoine Parent
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