I have another concern. In the man page, the only examples they have
are only in C. Does dyld support C++ dynamic libraries?
Yes it does, but beware that the C++ ABI standard has not quite yet
matured to support ABI interoperability across generations/compilers.
Using gcc4.0 on Tiger will get us much much closer, but if you're using
gcc3.3, you should accept the restriction that any clients of your
dylib may have to recompile should you change the dylib's ABI in a
significant way, and may be required to use the same compiler version
as you used for the dylib.
Chris
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