Re: CoreFoundation (was DigitalCDSound)
Re: CoreFoundation (was DigitalCDSound)
- Subject: Re: CoreFoundation (was DigitalCDSound)
- From: Marc Poirier <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 4 May 2003 03:10:56 +0200 (CEST)
Yes, I get them from the Mac Os X install CD. Seriously, I put the CD in
my drive and double-checked: they're on the CD.
Maybe I was slightly misleading when I said that the file is in
CoreFoundation.framework/Headers since that is actually a symbolic link to
CoreFoundation.framework/Versions/A/Headers (just like with all
frameworks), but that shouldn't matter. Both Finder and the UNIX shell
follow the Headers symlink as though it were a directory. If it's missing
for you, all that I can think to suggest is reinstalling Mac OS X.
And the only other things I can think to suggest, regarding building with
CW and using framework includes is:
1) make sure you're using at least CW 7 (or maybe you actually need 8?)
2) make sure that your target is Mach-O
3) make sure to drag CoreFoundation.framework into your project in the
Frameworks tab
4) make sure that your project has /System/Library/Frameworks in System
Paths in your Access Paths settings (which I think should happen
automatically when you do step 3)
Marc
On Sat, 3 May 2003, Tab Julius wrote:
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Well, it's not that I do or don't understand frameworks, but my 10.2.5
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system has a CoreFoundation.framework folder, but no Headers folder, and I
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doubt very much that it was supposed to. You obviously get the file(s)
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from somewhere and that's what I'm trying to figure out. The original
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issue was to just compile one of the audio examples.
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But I do appreciate the input. I will keep looking elsewhere to find out
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where you get this set of files from...
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- Tab
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