Bill Clementson has kindly volunteered to take a look at making a build of my Algebra program for Mac OS X. I have already dragged the code over and it Just Compiles (doesn't hurt that we are using ACL on both OSes). Yeah.

So with luck we just need shared libs and fine-tuning of any CFFI calls referencing same.

Right now I am stuck, btw, can't find a way around actually running the GraphicsMagick installer -- I'd rather just do what I do in the Windows version: just throw all the libs into the application directory. Not sure if the Mac works that way.

I am tempted to just beg borrow steal the libs in binary form -- bad idea? I imagine Tcl/Tk/Togl can be installed from ActiveState and then move their libs into the app directory (if that bit is even the same)... well, any ideas/thoughts/advice on this issue are welcome.

cheers, kenny

ps. Heard from my first interested customer, a school in Missouri. They need a Mac version. I knew I was going to do one, but I am reminded again at how much more interesting Mac users are. (Saw this last time I sold the app.) k
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