Compiling the source code
Reported by Pedro Almeida | July 23rd, 2009 @ 09:06 PM
When compiling the source code for Release in Mac OS X 10.6, it
fails with 2 errors:
pbxcp: warning: couldn't strip: /Users/user/Downloads/thepatrick-cheetahwatch-a0ab9e0f6d2094fa07cdd95df3b9be68be9e60f8/build/Release/CheetahWatch.app/Contents/Frameworks/Sparkle.framework/Versions/A/Resources/relaunch: No such file or directory
pbxcp: warning: couldn't strip: /Users/user/Downloads/thepatrick-cheetahwatch-a0ab9e0f6d2094fa07cdd95df3b9be68be9e60f8/build/Release/CheetahWatch.app/Contents/Frameworks/SCCSVParser.framework/Versions/A/SCCSVParser: No such file or directory
I solved it temporarily by copying the SCCSVParser.framework and
Sparkle.framework dirs to the
/Users/user/Downloads/thepatrick-cheetahwatch-a0ab9e0f6d2094fa07cdd95df3b9be68be9e60f8/build/Release/CheetahWatch.app/Contents/Frameworks
which they were missing. Apparently when compiling it did not copy these dependencies.
I'm not sure how to permanently fix this, so maybe you could fix, or let me know hot to do it.
Comments and changes to this ticket
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Patrick Quinn-Graham March 24th, 2011 @ 01:53 PM
- State changed from “new” to “resolved”
- Milestone order changed from “0” to “0”
This should be resolved in the 1.4 release source code from github.
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This little mac app provides you with signal strength, network mode (GRPS/WCDMA/HSDPA), network name control over your connection, and statistics about your current connection (current throughput, total data transferred, connection time). It does this through a little icon in your menu bar (and a bigger window, if you want to see it), and also helps you keep track of your usage - no need for a nasty surprise from your provider.
Patrick Quinn-Graham