Re: [MACTCL] tcl8.4a3 on OS X

[Jack J. <ja...@or...>]

> The other change this patch makes is to switch shared library building 
> from using Mac OS X bundles - which have the down side that you can ONLY 
> load them, you can't link against them - to Mac OS X dylib's, which you 
> can both load on demand, AND link against.

Jim,
what was the problem with linking against bundles? I had heard reports that 
both Tcl and Perl decided not to go with bundles on MacOSX, but as I was 
already half-way done for Python I decided to push ahead anyway, and I have 
found no problems, it all works fine.

Well, no problems: there's a minor problem in that, if you don't want to 
convert all #include's you have to add not only a "-framework Python" but also 
a -I option to find the include files.
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