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Fredi e MacBook:

Plan-F controllato da un Mac Mini:

Il DMG è finito:

Thoghts about bundles:

• http://mjhsieh.blogspot.com/2007/10/shell-script-in-osx-bundle-and-more.html

The make macapp shold somehow go into the whole make process.

Rocrail.app and Rocgui.app are running. The wx*.dylib's are packed into the Rocview.app.

Revision 646 could be the Mac runner:

• The lib utility from rocrail has adopted the Mac OS X rules.
• All makefiles have APPLE sections.
• The serial works; DDX could be an exception to it.

• http://developer.apple.com/documentation/DeveloperTools/Conceptual/DynamicLibraries/100-Articles/OverviewOfDynamicLibraries.html
• http://developer.apple.com/documentation/DeveloperTools/Conceptual/DynamicLibraries/100-Articles/CreatingDynamicLibraries.html

It seems there is some work to do in this area:

• create an APPLE PLATFORM section in the makefiles for setting the right linker flags → already done by JMF.
• use the dylib extension for OS X in rocs/impl/unx/ulib.c

All make commands must be called like this:

make PLATFORM=MACOSX

• Leopard on the Mac Mini
• Xcode; make, gcc, … (Comes with the Leopard DVD)
• Bazaar; Version control.
• TextWrangler; Text editor.
• Adium; Instant messaging.

mkdir lp
cd lp
bzr branch lp:rocrail Rocrail
cd Rocrail/rocs
make fromtar
make

All did compile, but the serial support is still empty in case the macro APPLE is defined.

cd ../rocint
make clean
make

The makefile was wrongly pointing to the binaries in ../rocs/bin which I changed in ../unxbin.

This is the first real problem because the gcc does not know the link option -shared.
On OS X a shared library ends with .dylib which rule Rocrail should follow.