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  • Subject: otool
  • From: jim hopper <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 19:20:52 -0500

In previous versions of os x to find out what dynamic libraries were required by an application i could do

otool -L <name>.app/Contents/Macos/<name>

and it would give me the list of libraries it needs. but in 10.3 its now giving me an error message that its not an object file.

is there any way to get the same info as otool -L or ldd in 10.3??

i am asking because i built a large open source project in xcode after moving it from project builder and the executable keeps not running because its missing various symbols. what i really want is to find out what library paths i have screwed up.

jim
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