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Re: linking fails...... cant locate file for -lfmod
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Re: linking fails...... cant locate file for -lfmod


  • Subject: Re: linking fails...... cant locate file for -lfmod
  • From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 7 Jul 2006 12:18:11 -0700


On Jul 7, 2006, at 1:49 AM, Aby wrote:

I am developing an app in Xcode2.2 with gcc4 in OS X 10.4.6.


I am using FMOD (fmodapi375mac) from fmod.org.


I have included libfmod.a into the project and also included the fmod

lib path in the searchpaths in project settings.


my program compiles sucessfully, fails in linking...... and pops up

the msg - cant locate file for -lfmod


any idea to solve this issue


Your project is probably set up to use the 10.4u SDK, and FMOD is not in that SDK.

You need to do one of these:
- copy libfmod.a into the 10.4u SDK
- create a symlink in the 10.4u SDK to the location of libfmod.a
- remove libfmod.a from your project, and add an "Other Linker Flag" consisting of "-l/usr/local/lib/libfmod.a"

Support for using local libraries and SDKs simultaneously is in the works.

Chris
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