Problem with renaming extensions with shared objects
Problem with renaming extensions with shared objects
- Subject: Problem with renaming extensions with shared objects
- From: Eric Wing <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 13 May 2004 13:17:48 -0700 (PDT)
I'm having a problem in Xcode with creating a shared
object that is a single, flat file (not a directory
bundle). I'm using an open source library that has
decided to use files with the extension .so as their
shared objects. I'm trying to build an Xcode project
that works with their convention.
When I create a new target, I can't seem to use any of
the options entitled "Loadable Bundle" because they
give me directory structures instead of a single file.
I discovered that if I select BSD->Dynamic Library,
and then change the "Library Style" to "bundle" in the
Info, I get pretty much what I want, except the
extension still gets a .dylib (even though it's no
longer a dynamic library). I tested the code, and it
is a shared object and not a dynamic library (despite
the extension).
When I try setting the "Wrapper Extension" field to
"so", nothing happens. It seems to be ignoring
everything I set in this field.
I think this may be a bug in Xcode (using version
1.2). When I tried changing the wrapper extension for
Loadable Bundle(s), Xcode did change the extensions
(but I can't use them with the directory structures).
Is there another (automated) way of building these
single file shared objects with my desired extension?
Thanks,
Eric
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