I'm obviously still trying to figure out this cross-development stuff:
Under 10.3.9 + XCode 1.5, I use the CHUD Framework Remote
Performance monitoring calls to trigger Shark from my application (e.g.
chudInitialize(), chudAcquireRemoteAccess(),
chudStartRemotePerfMonitor(), etc.). In my XCode 1.5 source I #include
<chud/chud.h>, and the project contains the CHUD.framework, located in
/System/Library/Frameworks.
Under 10.4.x + XCode 2, the CHUD.framework has moved to
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks, and there is no header file in it
(?). As a result, if I compile my app under 10.3.9 and run it on a Mac
that has 10.4 installed, the system can't "find" the framework when it
loads the app and I get messages on the Console that read, "error code
4, error number 0 (Library not loaded:
/System/Library/Frameworks/CHUD.framework/Versions/A/CHUD Referenced
from: (my app) Reason: image not found)".
If I change the XCode 2 project to reference the new
/System/Library/ProvateFrameworks/CHUD.framework, the compiler fails
because it can't find the chud.h header file.
I can switch to 10.3.9 compatibility mode and compile using the
10.3.9 SDK CHUD.framework, but then I have the same problem running my
app under 10.4 - the CHUD.framework isn't found in
/System/Library/Frameworks.
So...
1) how can I make and compile a project that uses the CHUD framework
and runs in both 10.3.9 AND 10.4.x?
2) where is the 10.4 framework header file? Can CHUD still take
remote performance monitoring calls in 10.4?
Thanks in advance for any and all suggestions!
- Richard
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