Re: Notmuch on os x?

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+Subject: Re: Notmuch on os x?\r
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+On Mar 17, 2011 at 11:12 PM +1100, Bart Bunting wrote:\r
+> Has anyone compiled notmuch for the mac?\r
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+As a followup to this, I've now started playing around a bit with notmuch on \r
+OS X.  I'd be really interested in the Python bindings, but they are most \r
+definitely not working for me.  I pointed the CDLL call in globals.py to my \r
+libnotmuch (/usr/local/lib/libnotmuch.1.dylib - I have no idea if I was \r
+supposed to do something else), but when I run notmuch.py, just as a test, I \r
+get a segmentation fault.\r
+\r
+I'm sure I'm doing something totally wrong here.  For what it's worth, \r
+libnotmuch.1.dylib is x86_64 as is the Python that I'm trying to access it \r
+with.  Any help would be appreciated.\r