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Re: Multiple Application Organization
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Re: Multiple Application Organization


  • Subject: Re: Multiple Application Organization
  • From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 16:44:27 -0700

Kelly Graus wrote:

So I reconfigured applications B and C to be built as bundles, gave them each their own plist, and everything worked. However, applications B and C both use the same frameworks as application A. After compiling applications B and C as bundles, I had to give them their own copies of all of the frameworks, causing application A to triple in size (as the bundles for B and C are embedded in A).

Use either hard-links or symlinks in applications B & C, to refer to the frameworks that reside in A.


I'm not sure symlinks would work, but hard-links definitely would.

  -- GG

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