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macosx-make-standalone
Modify a MacOSX app bundle to include non standard .dylibs, so it can be run without development environment
Installation
- Requires Haskell (7.4.1 onwards)
- Installs via hackage or from this source repo via cabal
- Hackage: cabal install macosx-make-standalone
- From repo: cabal configure cabal build cabal install
Manual
Invocation:
macosx-make-standalone mac app bundle
Options:
- see option --help, currently only verbosity and debug info dump
What is does, restrictions:
- Copies all non /usr/lib
.dylib
files intomac app bundle/Contents/lib/
. - Changes all references to the old library into refs to the copied libraries, in the
mac app bundle/Contents/MacOS/app name
as well as the copied libraries. - Resolves symbolic links of referenced libraries (thus not for
mac app bundle
). - In case of duplicate libraries ending up with the same copy name, an arbitrary one is picked (no problem if they are equal).
- Can only be run once, i.e. is not idempotent.
- Under the hood the development tools
otool
andinstall_name_tool
are used, ensure that they are on the searchpath for shell commands.
Tested with
A single wxHaskell based application, on MacOSX 10.8