From: Francesco <f18...@ya...> - 2010-02-10 22:25:30
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2010/2/10 Francesco <f18...@ya...>: > 1) create a single "win" folder (next to the 'osx' folder) with the > subdirectories "installer", "driver", "dependencies" and place into > the them the relative files. I forgot to say that the "dependencies" folder (or even better "deps") should then contain "amd64" and "x86" folders with the relative libusb and libpthread binaries inside. Another thing I forgot to say is that I'm now looking into the way to install the driver, if the driver is not already installed, directly from the upp_wx program (I'm planning to then submit the resulting function as a patch to libusb itself) so that with NSIS/InnoSetup (AFAIK InstallJammer doesn't allow the installation of 64bit apps!) it will be possible to create an installer which runs on both 32bit and 64bit systems and is capable of correctly installing either a 32bit or a 64bit binary (both can be packaged inside the same installer). Then when the application runs for the first time it installs the driver. This should be the best foolproof solution :) Francesco |