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  • Subject: Framework search paths
  • From: ryan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2003 00:09:16 -0800

Hi,

When you link to a framework that doesn't have an absolute path, the
framework loader searches different paths. Some of the ones I know about
are /Library/Frameworks, $HOME/Library/Frameworks and the current path the
binary was started. The question is, which paths exactly are searched when
starting an .app bundle from the finder? I can't seem to figure out which
directory the finder is starting the app up.

My ultimate goal is to have frameworks that could be installed privately or
globally. I seem to be pretty close except I can't figure out how to get
linked frameworks working with .app bundles started from finder. If I can
solve this last piece then I will have an app linked with a framework and
the framework can be placed in any of the Library/Framework paths or
installed locally in the bundle.

Thanks!
-ryan
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