All I can do is help you poke at this. I've never run into it myself.

On 16 Aug 2010, at 1:35 PM, kentoz...@comcast.net wrote:

> File not found: 
> /System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/AE.framework/versions/A/AE
>  
> 
> After much digging, I found a AE.framework in the "CoreServices" framework, 
> but when I include it in my project I get hundreds of "Undefined xxx" errors. 
> 
> These are the frameworks I include in the 10.5 version (which compiles 
> without incident) 
> 
> WebKit.framework 
> AppKit.framework 
> IOKit.framework 
> Carbon.framework 
> Cocoa.framework 
> OSAKit.framework 
> 
> I assume AE.framework is for AppleEvents, but where does it REALLY live in 
> Snow Leopard and what substitutions will I need to make from the above list 
> to get my app compiling? 

AppKit.framework isn't necessary if you include Cocoa.framework (Xcode 
templates put AppKit and Foundation, but as references only, and don't link 
them). This isn't your problem.

Clean the target, compile, and look at the Build Results window. Hover over the 
step that fails (I assume it's the link). Click the lines-of-text button that 
appears at the right side to reveal the transcript for that step. Does -F AE or 
other reference to AE appear?

Get Info on the target, select the Build tab, and search for "AE". Does it show 
up?

How did you include the frameworks in your project? Xcode 3.2 has a new way to 
do it, and maybe it's mandatory only for 10.6 builds. Remove all your framework 
references. Get Info on the target, and in the lower table, click [+]. In the 
resulting sheet, select the frameworks you want (remember command-clicking for 
multiple disjoint selections). Approve the sheet. See if that cures your 
problem.

        — F

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