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xCode and fltk


  • Subject: xCode and fltk
  • From: Brian Clark <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 21 Aug 2004 18:37:37 -0500

Newbie question for ya...

I want to use fltk with my xCode project.
Obviously, I put /usr/local/lib/libfltk.a in my External Frameworks folder.
And I put /usr/local/include/ in my header search path, and #include <FL/whatever> in my code.


When I run fltk-config --ldflags, I get:
-L/usr/local/lib -lfltk -framework Carbon -framework ApplicationServices -lsupc++


I'm setting this up as a C++ tool so I can launch it command line, and later from linux. Does this mean that the Carbon framework isn't included automatically by xCode? Where would I find and link that? Ditto on the -lsupc++.

Am I missing other things as well?
Right now, with the -lfltk linked, it complains of "Undefined symbols: _DisposeRgn _DisposeWindow _GetPort..." etc. while linking.
I assume that these are either in Carbon or Application Services.


Thanks for 'splaining.

bc
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