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  • From: John Weeks <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 14:37:06 -0700

Steve Checkoway <email@hidden> said:

>> I sent this a while back, but got no responses, not even, "there's no
>> workaround", so I thought I'd try again:
>
>I seem to recall responding to this last time.

I apologize if that's true. I just did a search of my personal archive of
list digests for "Checkoway". The search shows that you are a very helpful
fellow, but I didn't find a response to my question. I subscribe to the
digest; maybe it  caused indigestion :)


The key to my problem is your suggestion, with refinements by Stefan Haller
<email@hidden>, of having a script that runs ranlib automatically.

And then Jonas Maebe <email@hidden> asked:

>So my question is: how do you make Xcode link against the copy of the
>library you make in the shell script?

And I had to figure out the answer to this one already (with help from this
list). You make a separate target for the shell script, and make the main
target dependent on it.

Regards,
John Weeks

WaveMetrics, Inc.
Phone (503) 620-3001
Fax   (503) 620-6754
email   email@hidden

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