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proper way to link to dylib?

Subject: proper way to link to dylib?
From: Kevin Dixon <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 07 Oct 2008 19:01:01 -0700

I'm writing an audio unit that will depend on some "linux" libraries to implement some of its features.

First of all, are there any restrictions or recommendations about how an audio unit should link to libraries...any preference for static or dynamic?

Next, if I go the dynamic route, where should I put the library or libraries I link to? I've heard some recommend inside the bundle, but I assume they could live in /usr/local/lib or something like that.

Finally, (embarassing) how, in XCode, do you add a reference to a library?

Thanks,

-Kevin
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