We can rename pplacer and guppy to pplacer.Linux and guppy.Linux, respectively, and then add the binaries compiled for macOS as pplacer.macOS and guppy.macOS in the same inst directory. We would need to have the function run.pplacer_guppy detect the user's platform and then call the corresponding set of binaries.
Also need to be wary that the macOS binaries are an older release. I haven't been able to compile these programs from source on my Mac yet. It's a pain.
We can rename
pplacerandguppytopplacer.Linuxandguppy.Linux, respectively, and then add the binaries compiled for macOS aspplacer.macOSandguppy.macOSin the sameinstdirectory. We would need to have the functionrun.pplacer_guppydetect the user's platform and then call the corresponding set of binaries. Also need to be wary that the macOS binaries are an older release. I haven't been able to compile these programs from source on my Mac yet. It's a pain.