On 30/03/2008, at 4:07 AM, jiho wrote:
First off, I think Michael (who did the leopard package) was working to get a universal version out for Tiger but did not manage to have it working.
I finally got all the dependencies built Universal on 10.4 using macports. Inkscape itself is building as I type this, so I'm very close to having this done.
The CompilingMacOsX page is out of date and I will update it when I have got this process working.
The packaging/macosx scripts in the released 0.46 tarball are also not up to date. As JiHo mentioned, we have both made a few necessary changes to these that will need to be backported to the release branch. I haven't pinged Bryce or anyone about this yet a there is still one more I need to make.
In terms of compiling with Macports, I have been keeping my work on this in the experimental section of the Inkscape repository. (Once I get it all completely working I will start submitting all these changes back to the Macports team.) So, possibly the best way to build an app bundle package of Inkscape from Macports is to checkout https://inkscape.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/inkscape/experimental/trunk/mjw... to your $HOME/ports, run the command 'portindex' while in the $HOME/ ports directory and then add the line file:///Users/YOURUSERNAME/ports to the /opt/local/etc/macports/sources.conf (before the standard rsync source) and then you should be able to build/update the inkscape dependencies (either Universal or not). I think the current list of dependencies for the app bundle are: gtk2 gtkmm boehmgc libxslt lcms libcroco boost popt gtk2-clearlooks poppler
I'll hopefully make all this very clear on the wiki page in the next few days.
Cheers, Michael