I have a large application that I have been porting to Mac OS X. I
have been playing with making a native XCode project for this
application. The application depends on several 3rd party shared
libraries. I normally use DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH to define the location of
the shared libraries during the development process. XCode doesn't
pick up the environment variables in my .profile and I was given a tech
note that describes setting up the environment variables
I thought I had this working but it seems to still have problems.
Failure linking new module: @executable_path/libacisstep.dylib: dyld:
/Users/kgmerk/build/mac_claro/claro/claro.app/Contents/MacOS/claro
can't open library: @executable_path/libacisstep.dylib (No such file
or directory, errno = 2)
Indeed the specified dynamic library does not exist in the application
framework. That's what DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH is for!
If I run the application built in XCode from a bash shell it runs
correctly. Anybody have any ideas as to what I am doing wrong?
Karl
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