Re: Stack size
Re: Stack size
- Subject: Re: Stack size
- From: "Sven A. Schmidt" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2001 15:24:10 +0100
I think you have to give a .term extension to associate it with the
Terminal in order for it to be double-clickable but I'm not quite sure
about that. You might want to put the absolute path in place of your_app.
Another idea: stick the shell script into the application bundle instead
of the executable, rename the executable and call if from the script.
You could get the path via "pwd" to avoid the absolute path problem. I
have no idea if you can fool the finder in this way, though.
Last resort: Write a little cocoa wrapper that calls your shell script
that calls your program... but there's got to be an easier way... :-)
Maybe there are calls in the bsd api that allow setting the stacksize?
The shell has to do it somehow...
HTH,
Sven
On Donnerstag, Dezember 27, 2001, at 01:49 Uhr, Hampus Edvardsson wrote:
I tried doing this and it works great when I start it from the
terminal, but I can't get it to run from the finder.
I changed the name of the binary and gave the script the old name, but
it quits directly when lauched. It is possible to launch a script from
the finder this way, right?
(It's could very likely be a problem with the path or working
directory.. However it does work when i run it from the root directory
in the terminal, which is what the finder does, right?)
// Hampus Edvardsson
On torsdag, december 27, 2001, at 11:28 , Sven A. Schmidt wrote:
On Donnerstag, Dezember 27, 2001, at 01:39 Uhr, Hampus Edvardsson
wrote:
How about a little shell wrapper that you call in both cases?
#!/bin/tcsh
limit stacksize 8192
your_app
Sven
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