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Re: Symbol Sharing between Dylibs (and how to prevent it)




On Aug 31, 2006, at 11:11 AM, Jonathan Johnson wrote:

On 8/30/06, Jonathan Johnson <email@hidden> wrote:


I have tried a variety of things: all plugins are required to use the

two-level namespace, and I've triple checked this. I've tried a few

pre-link options that I discovered on Google. But in the end, it still

happens.


So, I finally found out how to solve this. It's pretty simple -- don't

use dynamic libraries, but instead use bundles. I always thought the

Bundle option in Xcode generated a bundle structure, but I was wrong

-- it creates a separate type of library, of which can be loaded in

its own private namespace.


Only replying to hopefully save someone else some hair pulling in the

very unlikely event that it will bite someone else. :)


This is because dylibs default to global namespace and bundles (and plugins) default to "two-level namespace."  You can easily set any dylib to two-level namespace.

Chris

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