- #Prusa slic3r for mac mac os x#
- #Prusa slic3r for mac mac os#
- #Prusa slic3r for mac install#
- #Prusa slic3r for mac archive#
The PAR::Packer could analyze the dependencies by a statical analysis, or at a runtime. Because of that, we will use the PAR::Packer to resolve and collect the dependencies, but we will create an installer manually.
#Prusa slic3r for mac archive#
When executed, the bundled executable will decompress most of the PAR archive into a temp folder. The standalone executable contains a PAR archive (a zip file) bundled with a perl interpreter. The PAR::Packer tool (pp executable) is able to create a standalone executable for a perl script. Fortunately, tools are available, which automate the process to some extent. Many modules are shared among multiple applications and it is difficult to extract a stand-alone application from a perl installation manually. If some dependency is missing, the MacOS system will let you know. Now you could run the GUI version of slic3r by calling perl -gui On Maverics, we experienced following issue compiling WxPerl: The WxWidget shared libraries will land into The Build.PL script downloads and compiles the WxWidgets 3.0 through a Alien::Wx PERL package.
#Prusa slic3r for mac install#
Initialize CPAN, install PAR and PAR::Packer modulesĮxecute cpan command, from the cpan prompt, run install App::cpanminus The -switch parameter switches the active perl to the currently compiled one.Īvailable perl versions could be listed by calling Then compile the newest perl with the rellocatable path and with multithreading enabled, execute following line: perlbrew install -threads -Duserelocatableinc -switch perl-5.22.0
The perlbrew distribution installs into a user home directory and it allows switching between multiple versions of perl. To compile a 64bit rellocatable perl, we use the perlbrew distribution.
#Prusa slic3r for mac mac os#
First, the system perl installation is not correct on some Mac OS versions, second it is not rellocatable. We don't want to distribute perl pre-installed on the Mac OS box. The dylibbundler tool serves to collect dependent dynamic libraries and fix their linkage. Following line compiles a 64bit boost with both static and shared libraries. If so, invoke the git call manually.Ĭompile the boost library using brew. It is possible, that the invocation of git fails because of some parameters the old git does not recognize. Normally the git tool is installed as part of the Xcode command line tools.Ĭopy and execute a command line from the top of. The brew package manager requires the git command line tool. You will likely need to download and install Xcode Command Line Tools, though the Xcode 4.1 came with the command line tools installed. You will need to register as an Apple developer on It is best to flatten them in a loop: cd /Applications/Install\ Xcode.app/Contents/Resources/Packages/Īfter that, you may finish the installation of Xcode by running /Applications/Install\ Xcode.appġb) Installing the Xcode on a newer system Applications/Install Xcode.app/Contents/Resources/Packages/ You will find the packages on your MacOS here: These files have their certificates expired as well. Instead, it installs another installer with a set of 47 pkg files.
This installer does not install the X Code directly. \\rs.prusa\Development\Slic3r-Prusa\installxcode_421_lion_fixed.pkg One way to work around the certificate is to flatten the installation package by unpacking and repacking it: pkgutil -expand Foobar.pkg foobar The trouble is, the certificates of the X Code 4.21 installation package expired. The latest X Code supported by the Lion on a Virtual Box is 4.21. Installation of a X Code on an OS X 10.7 Lion needs a bit of work. On Mac, two commercial solutions are available to legally virtualize MacOS on MacOS: One has to build the OSX Slic3r on a real Mac, either directly on the system, or on a virtualized OSX.
#Prusa slic3r for mac mac os x#
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