> Hello,
> In trying to port a large library to OS X, we would like to learn how
> to create a dynamically loadable library (a .dylib object) with gcc on
> darwin. The documentation on Apple's site all assumes we're using
> XCode, but we are using our own build system.
> Given a file foo.c, with several functions defined in it, how to create
> a foo.dylib file that can be used as argument to dlopen()? Thanks.
This may help:
http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn2002/tn2071.html
I think basically you do this:
gcc -c foo.c
ld -dynamiclib -install_name libfoo.dylib -o libfoo.dylib foo.o
Drew McCormack
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