Re: osX86 and frameworks
Re: osX86 and frameworks
- Subject: Re: osX86 and frameworks
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- Date: Tue, 07 Jun 2005 00:17:06 +0000
Well, the good news is that Frameworks, kernel extensions, and apps can all be built as universal binaries. This is due to the bundle format Apple adopted for OS X back when it debuted as the Public Beta. So, the framework would be built as a universal binary, and then you just build another universal binary for your app linking to the universal binary version of the framework.
It is simple enough, that I think you should have little to no problem with the transisition for this piece of software. :)
> Dear cocoa-sippers,
>
> Okay, I'm thinking ahead about how I'm going to port my app to
> osX86. I can't afford the kit, my program is open source, so I have
> made a big $000000 on it. So I'm trying to think this through: I use
> the framework SMySQL which is a wrapper around mysqlclient; How do I
> create a Framework that wraps around this library in the FAT binary
> world? Do I need 2 frameworks (one gx the other x86)? If so how do I
> direct the linker to the right one? If I have one fat framework, how
> do I build 2 versions of mysqlclient lib on my ppc machine and then
> link the framework to both. My head is hurting/splitting.
>
> Matthew Weinstein
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