Problems linking against my own libs..
Problems linking against my own libs..
- Subject: Problems linking against my own libs..
- From: Peter Groen <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2008 01:52:17 +0100
Hi Guys / Gals
I've been programming for almost 20 years now and was under the
impression I understood what I was doing. Until I bought a MacBook... :)
I'm trying to build an application with Qt and XCode based entirely on
shared libraries. All the dependencies installed the "usual way" are
resolved, but not the libs I build myself. I can't figure out why.
Under Linux I had something called a "linker cache" (ldconfig) where I
can register my own paths to my home-build libraries. I noticed the
absence of this feature. From what I understand from the documentation
there are predefined directories where shared-libs should be
installed, but I would like to add my own build-path to that. How can
I do that?
I have a setup like :
<project>
|
--build
| |
| --lib
--src
I'm building from source and i would like to link against a new lib
inside the build->ib directory that was build previously to my current
lib i'm building. And then ld barfs: ld:symbol(s) not found.
I'm stuck. Is there an answer or do I have to put my fresh libs in
the /usr/lib directory?
Kind Regards,
Peter M. Groen
Open Systems Development
Klipperwerf 12
2317 DZ Leiden
Tel : +31-(0)71-5216317
Mobile: +31-(0)6-29563390
Email : email@hidden
Skype : peter_m_groen
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