[ptx] HuginOSX news

[Ippei UKAI]

You don't need any libraries and frameworks except ones provided by 
operating system. (at least as long as I know) All the other libraries 
should be statically linked and come with the binary application file.
If you put command line tools in your bin search path, it may work 
better, but it is not my goal. My goal is to put everything in the 
application bundle so that it works as completely standalone mac 
application. I have not done anything to let hugin find those tools in 
bundle on Mac, but this is certainly the next thing to do.

  >>> 鵜飼 一平  (UKAI Ippei)  >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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On 7 Sep 2004, at 23:22, Ed Halley wrote:

>
> Thanks for updating your page!
>
> I am using HuginOSX-wx251-20040907.zip from your site, and nothing 
> else;
> did I need to install any other package?  (I'm an OSX newbie.)
>
> Initial run on Panther looks a lot better in the wxWidgets, but it 
> can't
> run the optimizer.  The progress bar pops up at 1%, but the cursor 
> spins
> forever.  I can't cancel it or force-quit it, either; I had to kill -9.
> This is true whether the zip is unpacked into /Applications or
> elsewhere.
>
>
>
> On Mon, 2004-09-06 at 22:26, Ippei UKAI wrote:
>> If you are Mac user, please try out the binaries and report bugs and
>> problems on this mailing list. As the new semester is starting, I'm
>> going to be busy, but I would live to try my best, and, moreover, 
>> there
>> are many other developers as well in the community.
>
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