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TODO: the corresponding changes in debian/rules
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* Just skip the Java binding if there were errors compiling it.
* Install the Python binding in the expected place on Mac OS X when creating
an OS X installer package. (i.e. under /Library/Python/2.7/site-packages)
Also updated the 3.8 download page and release notes to reflect the above.
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Pass -I and -L flags to gcc so that the C run-time system can be found.
Also added a line in src/runtime/java/Makefile to install jpgf.jar.
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This means that you now need to have a Java SDK installed to build
a Debian package.
The bin/build-binary-dist.sh (which builds bintar packages and OS X installer
packages) now skips the Python binding if python is not installed. Likewise
it skips the Java binding if a Java SDK is not installed.
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Also improved tolerance to paths containing white space.
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The script bin/build-binary-dist.sh has been updated to build either a plain
.tar.gz package or OS X Installer package (.pkg).
Note that bin/build-binary-dist.sh is designed to build and include the
C run-time system in the binary package. If the C run-time system fails to
build, no binary package will be created.
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as an experiment
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There are also some changes in src/runtime/python/setyp.py to support this.
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Also moved it to the bin directory.
Run it with 'bash bin/build-binary-dish.sh'.
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