Use Darwin's libicucore.A.dylib. #66
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I'm definitely down to use the bundled ICU in OSX, but I think we should try and come up with a solution that works across different versions. The versions (and therefore the headers) that ship with each version of OSX are different. Not sure how best to handle that without shipping a bunch of versions of the headers :\ |
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This is a set I's selected and cut down to only those needed here. I've tested this single set works identically 10.7 - 10.9+. |
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Hi Brian,
Thanks for the update! Obviously, 0.7.0 effectively closes #55.
Unfortunately, is still only half the issue on Darwin. The other half is that the system ICU works just fine, buts just missing the requisite headers. I believe this should do the trick?