This is slightly off topic, my excuses for that, but I need to know
this to proceed with my JNI library.
I use a Makefile and gcc (tried 3.3 & 4.0) to compile a JNI-enabled
dynamic library and a few classes are dependent on the Carbon
framework for file handling. I pass -FCarbon and I also tried -
FCoreServices but I still get errors and my conclusion is that the
Carbon frameworked can not be found/linked. I also tried -I/
Developer/Headers/FlatCarbon without success.
When I compile the same library with Xcode, everything works fine.
I found in the 'project.pbxproj' the line: HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS = /
Developer/Headers/FlatCarbon; but I have no idea how Xcode passes
this to the gcc compiler.
This doesn't solve your problem but it may give you more info for a
solution. You can see what XCode used:
1) Build->Build Results. This displays XCode's summary window of
build activity and results.
2) There are two panes in the 'Build Results' window. At the bottom-
left of the top-pane there are 4 icons: tick-mark, Yellow triangle/
warning, text-icon and a down-arrow.
3) Click on the text-icon.
4) You should see another pane appear (it may be small and need
resizing). This pane shows the command-line executed by XCode. From
here you can see every parameter passed to gcc, jam or any other tool
XCode uses.
Rob
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