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  • Subject: distribution locations
  • From: goochrules! <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 16:10:07 -0600

I am developing a command-line tool for OS X using Xcode which uses a
number of libraries from fink.  Rather than have the user have to
install these libraries with fink, I'd rather just install them in the
same folder as the application (as can I do on Windows).
Unfortunately, when I attempt to execute the application on a computer
w/o fink, dyld tells me that it can't open one of the various support
libraries.

To link against these libraries I have added a 'Libraries &
Frameworks' Build Phase to each target, and dragged the library from
their install location (/sw/lib) onto my project's main window.  I
then choose which target they should be compiled with.  In the past I
have added '-lx' flags to the 'Other Linker Flags' build setting, but
I find my current method to be much more visible.

Can I make dyld look in the 'standard places' ('.', namely) without
messing with the local environment?


-- Matthew Peltzer
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