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Re: libintl.h : No such file or directory. Any alternative

rohit dhamija wrote: 
I meant to say, it is our product application and needs to ship to customers
worldwide. I have  a query,  if I use this utility and make the application
and ship to the customers, so will they (customers) also require a copy of
it to be installed on their machines before running my application.


[adding back list]

Please read the gettext documentation at the link I posted.

If you include libintl in your build, it will build as a static library on those systems that do not have libintl. So, if you build a binary on a plain Mac OS X system without libintl, then the included libintl will be used and the binary will have no dependency on an external libintl.

You can verify this by using 'otool -L' on your binaries and checking to make sure that only libraries in /usr/lib and /System/Library/Frameworks and your included libs are listed.

`gettextize --intl'

Hope this helps,
Peter

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