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Re: xcodes deployment
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Re: xcodes deployment


  • Subject: Re: xcodes deployment
  • From: Daniel Jalkut <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 30 Jan 2006 19:02:33 -0500

This should probably go to the Xcode-Users list, but:

On Jan 30, 2006, at 6:32 PM, Alan Smith wrote:

My app works and I want to build in "Deployment" style but I get an error
that says something along the lines of: "(a path that ends in the .build
directory) is in indirectly linked from the HIToolbox.framework, in
Carbon.framework.

You might have better luck if you paste the exact error instead of "something along the lines of" ... often it's hard for us to imagine the scenario without a strong degree of specificity.


Now if I use the "Development" style it work fine with
zero-linking. It is recommended to not use zero-linking for deployment so I
won't use it.

It's not recommended, it's outright verboten. Your app is guaranteed not to work on non-developer machines when ZeroLink is enabled.


And if I add the Carbon framework to my project an error
saying: "_CFPrefrencesCopyAppNoCache… is (something like) unexpectedly
defined in CarbonCore and was expected to be defined in CoreFoundation".

It's starting to sound like you've got *funky stuff* in that aforementioned build directory. For kicks, try changing your built products directory for this project to something completely new and empty.


I'm
not using CFPreferences anymore and instead Apples DesktopPictureDockMenu,
or whatever, so what is going on?

What frameworks, exactly, are you linking against? I don't know what "DesktopPictureDockMenu, or whatever" is, and I bet most of the other readers of this list don't, either :)


Daniel

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