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Re: Frameworks inside applications
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Re: Frameworks inside applications


  • Subject: Re: Frameworks inside applications
  • From: Kurt Revis <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2002 20:41:26 -0800

Oh, one more thing: I should have mentioned that "otool -Lv YourBinary" is completely indispensable. It shows you the install locations of all frameworks/dylibs that your binary links against, along with their timestamps. In addition, if your binary is for a framework, it will show you the install location and timestamp which is saved in the binary.

If you ever have problems figuring out why your app isn't finding the correct frameworks, or prebinding isn't working, otool -Lv will show you what is going on.

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Kurt Revis
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