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RE: Accessing static library built into framework
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RE: Accessing static library built into framework


  • Subject: RE: Accessing static library built into framework
  • From: Jeff Laing <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2004 09:58:44 +1000

> > I would think you could just declare the entry points in
> the static lib in
> > your frameworks .exp file.
>
> My framework doesn't have one. None of the frameworks on my system
> seem to have one. I have never heard of this file, but I see some of
> the UNIXy projects I have, like apr, have them.

Sadly, I'm falling back into CodeWarrior jargon. In CodeWarrior, if you had
a file called <projectname>.exp, it would automatically be scanned for the
names of subroutines that should be entry points.

In XCODE, there is a Build Setting you have to set on the Target to nominate
such a file which can actually be called anything you like - I just got used
to .exp

Can't remember off the top of my head which setting it is, but its
definitely there, and seemed reasonably obvious.  Something like 'exports
file' ???

Put one entry point per line.
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