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OK, what I'm trying to do is fairly straightforward, although I definitely have no idea how to proceed :

  • I have created an Objective-C wrapper for ImageMagick functions
  • I want to embed ImageMagick inside the app bundle, so that the app works on no-matter-which OS X version (10.6,10.7,10,8)

Any ideas? How would you go about it?


P.S. Of course, we'll take for granted that the user will not have ImageMagick already installed - so all should loaded from our app bundle.

Dr.Kameleon
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We know nothing about your wrapper.

In any case - it looks as an duplicate... ;)

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clt60
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  • I want to execute bundled ImageMagick commands. In any case, the answer you point me to is **not** helpful at all. I *do* know how to make a frontend to a OSX Console command - **IF** it's already there (= pre-installed). My question revolves around *how* to put a working ImageMagick "installation" in the app bundle, so that there are no unresolved dependencies and that the user doesn't have to install anything else. – Dr.Kameleon Jun 05 '13 at 07:23
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I think that what you're looking for are instructions for building a static library for OS X? http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=13145&p=44175&hilit=static+Mac#p44175

Given that we don't know anything about your wrapper, it is hard to give advice beyond this.

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