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Both works. I tend to prefer the library kind instead of the bundle kind. A bundle is a whole directory structure, which is fine for an application but overkill for a simple QT component. Just create a dynamic library and give it a .component extension. Works fine, but Apple seems to prefer the bundle kind. The reason for the bundle approach is that Mach-O binaries should not contain a resource fork. See QA1175. http://developer.apple.com/qa/qa2001/qa1175.html So, the bundled component is more technically correct. This does remind me that I do need to update TN2012 to be more up to date as it's still talking about building single Mach-O binaries. Anyway, that's the scoop. later, edward Edward Agabeg WWDR Engineer QuickTime and Audio Worldwide Developer Relations Apple http://www.apple.com/developer http://www.apple.com/quicktime -- This message was sent from a personal account -- -- All views are mine and not necessarily shared by my employer -- |
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