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More info on dylibs?

  • Subject: More info on dylibs?
  • From: jason rusoff <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 14:12:33 -0800
Eric,
I saw your explanation of the -dylib option on xcode-users and thought you might be able to give me the lowdown on how dylibs are located at launch. My question is this. Where exactly is the @executable_path set when a plugin to an app is launched? Is it the path to my executable inside my bundle or is it the app's executable? I'm trying to load some dylibs from within my bundle. They all have the @executable_path stuck on. I've tried locating them in the directory with my executable (MacOS) and in a /Frameworks directory, but they never get found. Any ideas? Also, do you know of a way to set the working directory for a bundle in PB. I see it when I have an executable, but not when I am building a bundle.
Thanks,
Jason Rusoff
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