* The build system for macOS uses Ruby 3.2 in MacPorts and Homebrew by default (earlier, 3.1)
* The build system for macOS uses Ruby 3.2 in MacPorts and Homebrew by default (earlier, 3.1)
* The build system for macOS uses Ruby 3.2 in MacPorts and Homebrew by default (earlier, 3.1)
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Co-authored-by: Kazunari Sekigawa <kazunari_sekigawa@shinko.co.jp>
* Again revised the build system for macOS to switch Python from 3.8 to 3.9 and to support Ventura.
* WIP: Update
Co-authored-by: Kazunari Sekigawa <kazunari_sekigawa@shinko.co.jp>
* WIP: add "pymod"
* To fix the issue reported by GitHub ticket No.1040
* WIP: To build "pymod"
* Updated the build system for Mac.
* Updated the build system for Mac.
* Modified the build system for Mac to optionally build and deploy the KLayout Python Module (*.whl and *.egg) for LW-*.dmg
* WIP: add "pymod"
* To fix the issue reported by GitHub ticket No.1040
* WIP: To build "pymod"
* Updated the build system for Mac.
* Updated the build system for Mac.
* * Updated the build system for Mac
* Catalina env. uses Python 3.8 in MacPorts, Homebrew, and Anaconda3.
* Use Ruby 2.7 in MacPorts.
* Test build for macOS "Big Sur" (11.0) on Intel Mac "Catalina" (10.15.7).
* Updated the build system for macOS, including the future support for Big Sur (11.0)
More precisely, KLayout 0.25.2 can work with
(1) Qt5.10.0 from MacPorts
and
(2) Qt5.10.1 from Homebrew
on Yosemite and High Sierra.
This refs #4 and #22.
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