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Asked: 2026-05-12T10:12:08+00:00

If you did, would you mind sharing how you did the pyobjc install? I

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If you did, would you mind sharing how you did the pyobjc install? I was trying to do it by installing PythonMac 2.5 (for the standalone bundle thru py2app), and doing easy_install of PyObjC. I always get those deprecated errors, primarily those declared in dyld.h, and inside objc_inject.m.

I tried compiling from source but still no luck.

Also, when I run my Leopard-compiled PyObjC app under Snow Leopard, it has errors concerning PyObjC, first time was it can’t see Foundation or AppKit, second was typestr is unknown.

Thanks and appreciate your answers.

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    I already found a way… though I dunno if this is official or what…

    I downloaded 2.5 version of PythonMac, installed it, and then added a symlink inside the installation directory, e.g.:

    sudo ln -s /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.5/Extras/lib/python /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.5/lib/site-python

    This part made it seem as if the bundled PyObjC binaries are part of the PythonMac installation, and when I do easy_install, the system site-packages won’t get affected. Also, worth noting is that you shouldn’t conflict the system-bundled py2app by easy_install-ing py2app or else you’ll encounter a typestr error.

    I wanna know if there’s anything wrong with this for me to be able to make a standalone PyObjC application under Snow Leopard.

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