Hi Folks. Does anyone know if the WebKit Nightly build app is / can be built as a 32-bit capable binary app ?
I note that forcing WebKit to start up in 32-bit mode throws an error - relating to a path in the /Applications/Safari directory. Even tho Safari itself is quite happy to launch in 32-bit mode, and I have compiled the WebKit frameworks with build-webkit --32-bit and replaced the frameworks inside the WebKit nightly app. I need to be able to create an app using the WebKit nightly app, but with modified WebKit frameworks inside, all running in 32-bit. I have not had any luck doing this lately, although It did work OK previously in the Snow Leopard era. The fact that I can select 32-bit on WebKit suggests the app binary itself is universal 64/32 so I am not sure what part of the system is actually throwing the error - it looks like a file it's looking for inside /Applications/Safari which it can't find when in 32 bit mode. The error is "Unable to launch Safari, Launching Safari at /Applications/Safari.app failed with the error 'No Such file or directory' (2) I get the same thing with the downloaded WebKit and also one where I have replaced the frameworks with 32-bit only versions. Anyone have *any* idea what is going on? -- To reproduce the problem, just download the nightly build of the WebKit app, set it to start in 32-bit and run it. Thanks. _______________________________________________ webkit-dev mailing list webkit-dev@lists.webkit.org https://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo/webkit-dev
