On 1/24/11 8:43 AM, James Mckenzie wrote: > Charles Davis <cdavis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> But he's on a Mac. ncurses is installed by default. This is in fact the >> ncurses that is installed in /usr/lib in 10.6. >> >> @Astrauk: That's not right. dyld should be looking in /usr/lib. Try >> setting DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH to /usr/lib, like so: >> >> export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib >> >> and see if that fixes it. Somehow, I doubt it will, though. >> > Chip: > > He may also need a LD_LIBRARY_PATH statement (got to figure out why this is so on a Mac still): Shouldn't be. The dynamic linker certainly doesn't care about it. (Look at dyld(1) and search for LD_LIBRARY_PATH. It's not in there, but DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH is.) The only place Wine ever cares on a Mac is when we've entered the debugger. > as well since Wine is basically a Linux application. How many Linux-ported-to-Mac apps do you know that depend on LD_LIBRARY_PATH? :) Chip
