Probably will test this over the weekend on my new intel mac.
I think it's cool that you can make universal binaries so you only have one file that works on `all macs`. However I do have a bit of a peeve with that, in that it means your exe file is TWICE the size and half of it is wasted on all machines. Someone with an intel cpu ONLY needs the intel binary, not the PPC one, and vice versa. It's sort of a nice idea but a two-edged sword. I'd prefer the option of universal binary and also separate cpu-specific binaries. I think people would mostly know what kind of CPU they have and whether they have an intel machine. Any thoughts on this?
I think it's cool that you can make universal binaries so you only have one file that works on `all macs`. However I do have a bit of a peeve with that, in that it means your exe file is TWICE the size and half of it is wasted on all machines. Someone with an intel cpu ONLY needs the intel binary, not the PPC one, and vice versa. It's sort of a nice idea but a two-edged sword. I'd prefer the option of universal binary and also separate cpu-specific binaries. I think people would mostly know what kind of CPU they have and whether they have an intel machine. Any thoughts on this?