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Re: intel and Applescript


On Jun 28, 2006, at 9:48 AM, Emmanuel wrote:

At 8:30 PM +0200 6/27/06, Wayne Melrose wrote: 
On Jun 27, 2006, at 8:27 PM, Emmanuel wrote:

At 10:54 -0700 27/06/06, Christopher Nebel wrote:
I'd add the caveat that Intel Macs do not support Classic applications *at all*, so if you're still relying on some, then stay where you are.

Also, I think it's better to check that the Scripting Additions that your scripts use exist in Universal Binary.


so ahh.. where does Smile stand...? ;)

Smile 3.1 (currently 3.1.7) and its companion osax, Satimage.osax, XMLLib.osax, and Numerics.osax, work natively both on PPC and on Intel machines. They are Universal Binaries.

Slightly off-topic but not completely, our performance benchmarks often prove Smile and/or AppleScript faster or much faster on Intel than on PPC.

Emmanuel
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Actually I don't think thats off topic at all, I've really being following this conversation because I'm now thinking about upgrading my 1.67hz, 2 GB RAM 15' PowerBook. Mainly because I want to start using testing my scripts.. I don't really know enough to know what is going to be affected.

[OT] My main concern is the next release of Adobe CS.. and what that is going to do to my scripts and apps.
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