Re: holdups for 2.12

[Josh Parmenter]

yes... building the command line from source makes for some VERY fast  
complies. I followed the directions that the '10.5 intel users' site  
directed me to, and I think it worked as is.

Best,

Josh

On Nov 29, 2008, at 5:34 AM, Jonathan Kulp wrote:

> padovani wrote:
> > Graham Percival escreveu:
> > > - OSX 10.5 issues: I think the command-line version is fine, but
> > >  we still don't have a working gui.  But there's one or two
> > >  people who have created workaround with actionscript?
> > Having a dual boot Macbook Pro (Leopard / Ubuntu 8.10), I can see  
> > that the PPC version runs much slower than the linux version when I  
> > need to compile big scores (Rosetta or ubuntu just rocks? ;)...
>
> Files of any size always compile slower on my Macs, too, but it's  
> most noticeable on the really big scores.  A number of folks on the  
> list have said that they got blazing speed on their macs by building  
> from source, which I've tried and failed to do b/c of problems  
> getting/installing the dependencies from MacPorts and Fink.  :(
>
> > Is it possible to publish the Leopard compiled for an Intel Mac  
> > without the gui?
>
> If there were a build specifically for command-line Mac that ran as  
> fast as the Linux version I would LOVE it!  I never use the GUI  
> anyway... I would even offer small bounty if necessary ($25?).
>
> Jon
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