Create a MacOS X App Bundle Using MacPorts: Difference between revisions
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The Octave App bundle for MacOS X is now ready to run. | The Octave App bundle for MacOS X is now ready to run. | ||
=Problems and | =Problems, Restrictions, and Annoyances of the App Bundle= | ||
* In the past, the App bundle did not run if there were spaces in its path. A solution to this problem has been applied, but is not fully tested. | * In the past, the App bundle did not run if there were spaces in its path. A solution to this problem has been applied, but is not fully tested. | ||
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what(): __gnu_cxx::__concurrence_lock_error</nowiki> | what(): __gnu_cxx::__concurrence_lock_error</nowiki> | ||
* 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. | ||
* When Octave is running, clicking on Octave's icon in the dock has no effect. | * When Octave is running, clicking on Octave's icon in the dock has no effect. This is because the App bundle runs a shell script which launches Terminal.app which runs Octave. To locate the Octave session, click on the Terminal.app. | ||
* Only one instance of the App may be run. | * Only one instance of the App may be run. | ||