Update: official universal builds are now available.
Raf. wrote it to let me know that he’s created an Intel binary of SCPlugin, the Finder plugin that enables SVN access
Hi Ed, I’ve compiled an Intel version of the plugin (I noticed some comments on your blog requesting Intel versions) Please find the file at: http://studiofunk.com.au/downloads/SCPlugin-Intel.zip
I’ve also mirrored the file locally.
Same here, honestly. I think the GUI options out there are your best bets, like svnX or ZigVersion.
Guess so. I’m using SmartSVN, but I really miss the Finder integration (I use it religiously on my G5) :P
Downloaded and installed binaries: Finder crashes.
Downloaded, compiled and installed from code source: Finder crashes.
I have done the source code download, compile and install on another machine (PowerPC based) and got no problem.
In the source code, the “mach_override.c” file has a strange thing. There is an error generated when compiling on an Intel machine.
The code reads:
#if !defined(__ppc__) && !defined(__POWERPC__)
#error “this code is currently PowerPC-only”
#endif
So, I suspect that there is a missing thing for Intel here.
Yanik
The latest version of SCPlugin is Universal.
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John says...
Anyone actually used this successfully yet? It just causes my Finder (10.4.7 MBP) to crash and doesn’t seem to work at all.
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