364
edits
Create a MacOS X App Bundle Using MacPorts: Difference between revisions
no edit summary
No edit summary |
|||
| Line 104: | Line 104: | ||
* The {{Codeline|<nowiki>mex</nowiki>}} and {{Codeline|<nowiki>mkoctfile</nowiki>}} functions have not been tested. Although the App bundle does include a gcc toolset, some debugging is expected before this will work reliably. | * The {{Codeline|<nowiki>mex</nowiki>}} and {{Codeline|<nowiki>mkoctfile</nowiki>}} functions have not been tested. Although the App bundle does include a gcc toolset, some debugging is expected before this will work reliably. | ||
* The icon used for the App bundle isn't very high quality. An improved version would be nice. | * The icon used for the App bundle isn't very high quality. An improved version would be nice. | ||
=Testers= | |||
Those interested in testing an App bundle can try this [https://dl.dropbox.com/u/14845154/Octave-X86_64-3.7.0%2B.dmg link]. The DMG is large (621.8 MB). I kindly ask those with patience to download it, to report results to bpabbott at mac.com. When reporting on your experience, please include; | |||
* The version of MacOS X you are running. | |||
* You Mac's processor (found under "About This Mac") | |||
* Whether you have Fink, Homebrew, or MacPorts installed. | |||