Re: RESOLVED Re: dyld: (No such file or directory, errno =2)
Re: RESOLVED Re: dyld: (No such file or directory, errno =2)
- Subject: Re: RESOLVED Re: dyld: (No such file or directory, errno =2)
- From: "E. Wing" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 12:42:34 -0700
> From: George Warner
> You may be able to change it yourself. Try:
>
> term> install_name_tool -id @executable_path/../Frameworks MyLib.dylib
Since you're on the subject, I've had two questions about this for a
couple of years now.
1) Is it possible to set multiple install locations in the
install_name? For example, could I set the install_name so that the
framework could be placed in any of these locations?
@executable_path/../Frameworks
@executable_path/../SharedFrameworks
/Library/Frameworks
/Users/ewing/UnderDevelopment/Frameworks
(I noticed that /Library/Frameworks always gets searched regardless of
what I set the install_name to, but I also noticed that when using the
debugger, I get warnings that it can't find the symbols of the
framework when it's placed in /Library/Frameworks instead of where the
install_name is set to which is inconvenient.)
2) Is it possible to specify a path that doesn't hard code the user
directory. For example, the Xcode framework template default
install_name is $(HOME)/Library/Frameworks. This always gets
evaluated and hardcoded to /Users/ewing/Library/Frameworks for me. But
if I want to distribute my framework for others to use and wish to
have them install it to their own $(HOME)/Library/Frameworks, it would
be nice to have the install_name preset so they don't have to change
anything. Is there something equivalent to @executable_path for the
user home directory?
So far, all my experiments for both #1 and #2 produce the answer "No".
But I would appreciate a more authoritative answer.
Thanks,
Eric
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