Re: OK, an easier question
Re: OK, an easier question
- Subject: Re: OK, an easier question
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2006 20:32:33 -0800
On Feb 20, 2006, at 2:46 PM, Mike Linden wrote: I change to a dylib and added it to the Xcode project, no change.
Mike, this is no easier than the last one, mainly because you're not providing nearly enough information for us to even figure out what you mean, much less what's happening.
How was it added to the project? What target(s) was it added to? Now I remove the dylib from the Xcode project,
How do you do this? Where do you remove it from? BUT Xcode now say it can't complete the linking because it can't find the dylib!
Are you linking with another dylib that is linked with the now-removed one? Do you have sources that refer to symbols in the now-missing library?
To be more specific, please copy and paste the linker invocation line and its errors and warnings from the full build transcript. There's nothing like the raw facts from the build system to help figure out what's wrong. Even better, add -t to your Other Linker Flags and rebuild; the transcript will have even more useful information. Can someone tell me how to remove items from an Xcode project correctly?
I can't seem to get Xcode to let go! I have gone through all of the caches and deleted them hoping this would do it, but to no avail... Last time I tried this I had to build a whole new project, painful... It is extremely unlikely that any "caches" would be retaining this information, but it's hard to tell given the very sketchy description above.
Chris |
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