First of a series of updates.
New PROJ 4.6. Note that there is a change in behavior in the datum transforms (I believe you must be very explicit now) – see the PROJ mailing list archives for discussion about this change.
Independent of this update, there was a bug introduced in the Leopard PROJ NAD transform functions. Due to the method used to generated the NAD files at compile-time, there was an error reading them on 32bit Leopard, and NAD transforms would be incorrect. Fixed.
GRASS 6.3RC4 is now available.
The Leopard build is NOT 64bit-enabled now, because there is a critical bug in the vector libraries.
Fixed a linking problem in the Tiger build of GRASS and FFTW3.
Small problem with pgsql library fixed.
GDAL 1.5.0-1 release is here. And, with some surgery I was able to get Xerces built 64bits (Xerces is used for the GML format). I also decided that Xerces was of limited scope (just GDAL), so it is built into GDAL and I won’t update the Xerces framework for Leopard. This also simplifies the installation of GDAL.
I finally figured out the patching needed to get pgRouting 1.0.1 built. Find it on my Postgres download page.
Well, the initial Qgis 0.9.1 build was really messed up. I decided to split the build between Tiger and Leopard. They are separate downloads, so grab your choice.
Hopefully, a Tiger build of GRASS will follow soon. (Qgis on Tiger needs the currently non-existent Tiger GRASS for GRASS support.)
Companion to the GRASS 6.3RC3 Leopard package.
I had to install Xcode on my Mac Mini to do it. I hope I can figure out how to get the Tiger build to work on Leopard, or Apple fixes Xcode, because I want to put Leopard on my Mini ^_^
Argh, another quirk of Leopard’s PackageMaker made a broken GRASS package. If you installed to first GRASS Leopard package, delete the GRASS-6.3.app in the Applications folder before installing the new one.
Yay! Qgis updated for Leopard. Since Qgis can’t be built 64bits because there is no 64bit Carbon, I opted for a single binary for Tiger and Leopard.
With this, I can work on ironing out problems and filling in holes in the Leopard builds and drop back into maintenance mode. Phwew.