Hello Matthias wrote: >Hi Michael, had a nice holiday? Too short :-/ >ziege@ito.umnw.ethz.ch writes: >>Is there a >>way to include these libraries as resources into the runtime version as >>well? Any suggestions? > >Currently, there is no such way, as MacPerl does an explicit search for the >library and then loads it with GetDiskFragment, if my memory serves >me. However, there is no inherent reason why MacPerl couldn't search its own >data or resource fork for the fragment first; I can probably implement that >quickly. So your job would be to merge the libraries into either the data or >resource fork. > >The data fork would have the advantage that virtual memory works better, so I >tend to favor that solution. OTOH, the resource fork would probably work >easier >for you. What do you prefer? Considering that the MacPerl binary and the standard libraries already reside in the data fork of a runtime, it would probably make sense to include them there as well. Also, MacPerl could still use GetDiskFragment, which searches in the file's data fork. Then my question would be: Can I transfer the contents of a library just with file I/O and append it to the contents of the standalone and where exactly will MacPerl search for the library? Michael Michael Ziege Sallenbachstr. 11 8055 ZŸrich Switzerland tel. ++41-1-463 82 78 e-mail. ziege@ito.umnw.ethz.ch ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch