how to link with readline library in an xcode project?
how to link with readline library in an xcode project?
- Subject: how to link with readline library in an xcode project?
- From: Dan Kelley <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 13 Apr 2008 19:51:08 -0300
I'm sorry if this is too simple a question...
I have a project that I'm porting from unix to xcode, and I am not too
familiar with using xcode preferences (as opposed to Makefile.am and
configure.ac settings). My project needs the "readline" library.
In the old (unix commandline) way of working, I just set
-lreadline
in a Makefile. How do I accomplish that in xcode?
PS. the library is at e.g. /usr/lib/libreadline.dylib and other spots
too, on my system (which has macports also).
I tried clicking the "link with standard libraries" box in the
"project [] Info" box but that didn't do anything. (This surprised
me, because I thought /usr/lib was a place for standard libraries.)
Again, I apologize if this is too simple a question to ask on this
list. Each build takes something like 10 minutes, so it's a bit slow
for me to do tests by stumbling in the dark. I was unable to find the
required information in the documentation, although I am not sure how
to indicate where I was looking, because I was reading the
documentation in the xcode reader [hence, no URL to report] and the
manuals lack section numbers.
Dan.
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