Re: Building shared objects in Xcode?
Re: Building shared objects in Xcode?
- Subject: Re: Building shared objects in Xcode?
- From: Anand Patil <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 25 Dec 2005 19:32:10 -0800 (PST)
Thanks for the responses. The shared object is created by
g++ -bundle etc.
so I'd guess it's actually a bundle... but I tried the target types
whose names contain 'bundle' and found them very confusing. I would love
to upgrade Xcode, but I think that means upgrading to Tiger which costs a
bit.
Here's a more specific question to get me started: The makefile generates
.o files, and then runs g++ -bundle on them to make the bundle.
Do I need to mirror that structure in Xcode by first creating targets
corresponding to .o files and then a target correspending to the final
product that depends the .o's, or can I build the final product directly
from source using one of the target types that calls itself a bundle?
Thanks again
Anand
On Mon, 26 Dec 2005, Markus Hitter wrote:
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> Am 26.12.2005 um 00:21 schrieb D. Walsh:
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> > Please explain your definition of a (defined) shared object.
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> I meant "shared objects" as a name, a often used, short description
> for specific technologies, like "dynamic libraries", "plugins",
> "bundles", "frameworks".
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> Obviously, the OP uses one of these technologies.
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>
> Markus
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