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Re: Linking in CW shared lib vs. Xcode framework




On Aug 7, 2006, at 12:29 AM, Jo Meder wrote:
All the symbols were ones from my own code, nothing from frameworks or system libraries etc. It turned out I could just remove the files calling the problematic symbols without problems. Although they were part of the CW project there wasn't any problem linking it, so I guess it's just something different in the way the CW linker works. I still don't understand what exactly was going on, but the Xcode project is linking now and right now that's most important thing. Thanks anyway.

Regards,

Jo

Ah, yes. If you have dead code with unresolved symbols, the CodeWarrior linker does not care, but /usr/bin/ld does. You might try using the dead code stripping features of Xcode if you have this problem in the future.


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