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[pygame] Re: Recent Mac OS X fixes for pygame
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- Subject: [pygame] Re: Recent Mac OS X fixes for pygame
- From: Brian Hammond <pygame@brianhammond.com>
- Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 02:05:45 +0000
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[I saw the original msg in the archives and joined the list now...]
I just wanted to say thanks for the OS X update for PyGame but I wanted
to inform you of a workaround I needed to use to get it to work.
When I installed the SDL frameworks, I installed the runtime versions to
/Library/Frameworks. The devel- frameworks were installed to
~/Library/Frameworks (I didn't see an option to change this but that
doesn't matter). I thus ended up with 2 sets of frameworks, ones with
the Headers subdir and ones without.
In config_darwin.py, the search for the frameworks stops when it finds
the dynamic lib, not the headers. The search order was
/Library/Frameworks, then ~/Library/Frameworks. It thus stopped after
finding the first (runtime) set of frameworks which had no Headers.
Also, it seems that
os.path.isfile("~/Library/Frameworks/SDL.framework/Versions/Current/SDL")
returns False even though it IS just a regular file. Weird... I thus
just hard-coded /Users/bhammond/Library/Frameworks for my simple
install.. But I figured you'd like to know of this (weird?) setup.
Thanks!
Brian