Are you? Did you actually test it? I'm pretty sure that you're wrong, because the commands below compile libintl.8.dylib(!) and thus won't help (that one is fine and part of your Gtk binary).
Ouch, well I stand corrected then. Sorry for sending out misinformation ...
I'm still puzzled at where the BioC team gets libintl.3 ...
Yeah. Even more puzzling (to me) is where mine came from ... as someone else mentioned before, I also have a fairly clean install of leopard (having just replaced my hard drive a few weeks ago) and libnitl.3.dylib is magically there.
My apologies once again. -steve _______________________________________________ R-SIG-Mac mailing list [email protected] https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-sig-mac
