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I'm using XCode 2.5 and trying to figure out how to call Java methods from a Cocoa app. I thought step 1 would be to build a trivial JNI project that does the more common opposite thing, calling C functions from Java, so I fired up XCode, did a New Project, and specified a "Java JNI Application". When the files were created, I tried to build it, and it failed. The complaint is /Users/jmc/src/JiniTrivial/build/JiniTrivial.build/Release/JNILib.build/Objects-normal/i386/JiniTrivialjnilib.o reference to undefined _printf This is the do-nothing, empty app created by XCode. It looks as though the linker is looking for a system library that is missing, or is improperly specified, or is in a place the path to which hasn't been supplied. Is this an XCode bug that I can work around, or did something not get installed? If I write a trivial C program using a makefile, printf() works fine. Naturally, I'd rather have trouble doing something that *should* be hard.... John Chandler |
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