Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of howto/ShareArchives

Timestamp:

Jun 25, 2008, 3:26:22 AM (16 years ago)

Author:

alex.malinovich@…

Comment:

few more formatting fixes

howto/ShareArchives

@@ -24 +24 @@
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 === Install the archive on the __target__ machine ===
-Now if you look on your __source__ machine in {{{${prefix}/var/macports/packages/darwin/${arch} }}} (where ${arch} is either ''i386'' or ''powerpc'') you should find a file named {{{sqlite3-x.x.x_x.i386.tgz}}}. (The x's are the version number.) Copy that file to the same location on your __target__ machine. Now on the __target__ do:
+Now if you look on your __source__ machine in {{{ ${prefix}/var/macports/packages/darwin/${arch} }}} (where ${arch} is either ''i386'' or ''powerpc'') you should find a file named {{{sqlite3-x.x.x_x.i386.tgz}}}. (The x's are the version number.) Copy that file to the same location on your __target__ machine. Now on the __target__ do:
 {{{
 sudo port unarchive sqlite3
@@ -38 +38 @@
 == Share archives between '''different''' architectures ==
 
-'''WARNING!!!''' Sharing archives between different architectures could, in theory, seriously '''b0rk''' your system! You have been warned!
+'''WARNING!!! ''' Sharing archives between different architectures could, in theory, seriously '''b0rk''' your system! You have been warned!
 
 Now, here's the fun part. Say you have an ''i386'' machine and a ''powerpc'' machine. Chances are that the ''i386'' machine is a fair bit faster. But you can't share binaries between them... or can you? Thanks to the '''+universal''' variant, it's possible. Here's a good primer on [[wiki:howto/buildUniversal building universal binaries]].