On Sep 25, 2008, at 4:19 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
Or, if it's a project that uses autoconf, just './configure
--disable-dynamic' - why waste time building dynamic libraries if
you're
just going to delete them?
Because some autoconf projects (such as liboil) depend on getting a
list of s
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 5:19 PM, Scott Ribe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Or, for libs you're building yourself that are not part of the standard
> system install, delete the dynamic libs ;-)
Or, if it's a project that uses autoconf, just './configure
--disable-dynamic' - why waste time building d
>> The linker does link in static libraries, but it prefers dynamic
>> libraries over static ones, and will always link to a dynamic library
>> if one exists with the same name as the desired static one. Since
>> there's no way to change this behavior, the only workaround is to add
>> an absolute p
> The linker does link in static libraries, but it prefers dynamic
> libraries over static ones, and will always link to a dynamic library
> if one exists with the same name as the desired static one. Since
> there's no way to change this behavior, the only workaround is to add
> an absolute path t
On Sep 23, 2008, at 12:56 PM, Harsh Trivedi wrote:
can you suggest a method or a
reference document for adding external libraries to a leopard based
cocoa
app.
Just drag them into the project from the Finder, or use the "add
existing frameworks" contextual menu item.
The reason I spec
Thanks for the reply Matt,
can you suggest a method or a
reference document for adding external libraries to a leopard based cocoa
app. The reason I specifically mention leopard is because leopard doesnot
allow adding static libraries
-Harsh
On Tue, Sep 23, 20
If you compiled your libs using the normal linux/unix ./configure,
make, make install routine, you likely don't have universal binaries.
Can't be sure your issue without seeing your linker error messages,
but this is a likely cause.
-Matt
On Sep 23, 2008, at 11:50 AM, Harsh Trivedi wrote
Hi,
I am new to cocoa and objective c. I am trying to create an application
which uses an external C library (exosip2 and libyahoo2). I have downloaded
the source code compiled it using terminal and added it to my project.
however I am having issues with it my application gives me a linking er
