Ah I see, said the blind man. Thanks
Quinn, understand the concept a little more.
Ok so I ran the %
find /System/Library/Extensions/System.kext/PlugIns \
-type f -a ! -name "*.plist"
| xargs nm | grep strcmp
and I get back:
U _strcmp
U _strcmp
U _strcmp
How does this tell me which KPI exports
the symbol, I thought I was looking for something like, “com.apple.kernel.libkern”
and so on?
Also when I use strcmp, as my code is now,
I get a warning of “implicit declaration of function
‘strcmp’”. Do I have to add the “#include
string.h” to my file or does this have to do with adding the correct
bundle identifier?
Thanks
Carl
> 3. Work out which KPI exports the symbol (that
is, which bundle identifier should should add to your OSBundleLibraries >property
in order to access the symbol). You can do this using the technique shown
by Sam Vaughan in a recent post:
>At 18:19
+1000 10/4/05, Sam Vaughan wrote:
>% find
/System/Library/Extensions/System.kext/PlugIns \
>-type f -a ! -name
"*.plist" | xargs nm | grep physio
>S+E