Making an OSX command line executable JSILc

Im using JSILc on the Mac, but found having to execute JSIL from the bin directory to be a real limiting factor.

After a few different experiments I found a solution I am happy with. Using macpack I have built JSILc into a command line executable JSILc.app and then made a symbolic link to run it.

This is my bash script to build the JSILc.app

 #!/bin/bash
 rm -rf JSILc.app
 macpack -m:2 -o:. \
 -r:FSharp.Compiler.CodeDom.dll \
 -r:FSharp.Core.dll \
 -r:ICSharpCode.Decompiler.dll \
 -r:ICSharpCode.NRefactory.CSharp.dll \
 -r:ICSharpCode.NRefactory.dll \
 -r:JSIL.Meta.dll \
 -r:JSIL.Profiles.XNA4.dll \
 -r:JSIL.Proxies.4.0.dll \
 -r:JSIL.Proxies.XNA4.dll \
 -r:JSIL.dll \
 -r:Mono.Cecil.Mdb.dll \
 -r:Mono.Cecil.Pdb.dll \
 -r:Mono.Cecil.dll \
 -r:Tests.dll \
 -r:Xap.dll \
 -r:libpng3.dll \
 -r:mozglue.dll \
 -r:msvcp100.dll \
 -r:msvcr100.dll \
 -r:nss3.dll \
 -r:nunit.framework.dll \
 -r:zlib1.dll \
 -n:JSILc -a:JSILc.exe

I moved the resulting JSILc.app to my /Applications directory and then added this simple shell script to /usr/local/bin

 #!/bin/bash
 /Applications/JSILc.app/Contents/MacOS/JSILc "$*"

NOTE; turns out there are a few more things that have to be twiddled to make this totally work. I will update and remove this line when I have it all working...