VolSuite 3.2 

OS X port in progress...

    In order to run the packaged version of the mac port from the finder, 
you will need to edit the supplied environment.plist file so the application
can find all the dynamic libraries we use in the program.  I realize this is 
a bit of a hack, but I (a neophyte mac developer) couldn't find any other way
to do this other than transforming all our dynamic libraries into frameworks.
If any of you have experience with porting complex unix based projects to 
OS X, I would appreciate some tips.  

   Anyway, you will need to change the first part of the path line in the 
supplied environment.plist file (curently pointing to /User/kerwin) to where
you plan to put the volsuite application package. Then copy that file to the
~/.MacOSX/ directory. You will probably have to create that directory and
move the file using the terminal. Also, each seperate user on the system 
will have to set up his or her environment.plist in the same way, if they
want to run VolSuite.

Several things don't work yet on this mac package; drag and drop is broken 
and transfer functions aren't working yet, mostly because I only have a 
ATI Rage 128 on the system I'm porting to.  Expect more fixes when we get 
a G5 :-). If you're feeling adventurous, you can download the full source
to VolSuite and compile it yourself.  It should build fairly cleanly with 
just the Apple development tools; you may need to download dlcompat and 
install it on your system, it saved me from having to rewrite the way we 
load shared objects and is fairly small.

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