On Thursday 07 August 2008 02:24:04 pm Frédéric wrote: > On jeudi 07 août 2008, Klaus Karcher wrote: > > I had no success building ArgyllCMSGUI for MacOS 10.5/Intel. Anyone > > else? > > I successfully build it under linux (Steve sent me a new version). But > there are still problems, because it searches for .exe argyll binaries :o/ The code probabloy needs to do something like this: # ifdef __WIN32__ char pathSep = ';'; const QString iccExamin = "iccexamin.exe"; #elif defined (__APPLE__) QChar pathSep = ':'; const QString iccExamin ="iccexamin.app/Contents/MacOS/iccexamin"; # else char pathSep = ':'; const QString iccExamin = "iccexamin"; # endif /* __WIN32__ */ // then search the path to see if iccExaminPath is found. QString Path = getenv("PATH"); QFileInfo fileinfo; bool done = false; bool found = false; while (!done) { if (!Path.length() > 0) // still more paths to look at done=true; else { // get next path iccExaminPath = Path.left(Path.indexOf(pathSep, 0, Qt::CaseSensitive)) + "/" + iccExamin ; // remove the path we are about to check from path Path = Path.right(Path.length() - Path.indexOf(pathSep, 0, Qt::CaseSensitive) - 1); fileinfo.setFile(iccExaminPath); // check to see if it exists if (fileinfo.exists()) { done = true; found = true; } // check to see if this was last path if (Path.length() <= iccExaminPath.length()) done = true; } } if (found) // then we have found the exeutable. Although the above code is for locating a different program and has some Qt centric code the basic logic should work for any executable. Hal