1) Set the CPATH environment variable for including <png.h> required to build the pymod
2) Not to use Python 2.7 on Catalina (nightlybuild)
3) Resolve the library dependency of Python in Homebrew
4) Add a handy tool to setup the standardized directory structures for Homebrew Python 3.x
1. removed some duplicate symbol linker error
2. removed many compiler warnings (mainly size_t/int compatibility)
3. consistent definition of db::pcell_id_type
4. removed UTF-8 character codes from string constants
5. float constants for float arguments
6. timeout in tlHttp when no openssl lib is found (instead of stalling
app)
* Changing indentation to 4 spaces
* squash
* removing more global variables (squash)
* | tee always exits with 0
* parameter is a dictionary now
* Changing default Makefile to HB38 and adding -rbinc2 option for Catalina
* Catalina building...
* macQAT fixed
* run_build_command depends on parameteres dict alone
* Adding options to macbuild/makeDMG4mac.py
In particular, we can now specify a -u (unsafe) option, and
specify the target dmg file with -t target.dmg
This fix assigns proper library IDs and load paths for the dependent
libraries even if they are distributed among several directories.
This is in particular important for the stream and tool plugins
which exist in a folder next to the application but have to refer
to libraries from the Frameworks folder.
The fix consists of extending the library analysis within build4mac.py
and supplying an additional directory listing the target directories.
Using brew's qt and python3 formulae
Bonus: I have also added a script that embeds python into bundle, recursively adding dependencies from inside /usr/local/opt. That means that /usr/local/lib folders are not going to be copied. I saw one dependency to /usr/local/lib/gcc from one of numpy's modules, instead of pointing towards /usr/local/opt/gcc/lib/gcc.
Side effects: Renaming Qt5Custom to Qt5Brew
Kazunari Sekigawa
klayoutmatthias
Thomas Ferreira de Lima
Matthias Koefferlein
Daniel Wang
Kazunari Sekigawa