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Re: ranlib ranlib
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Re: ranlib ranlib


  • Subject: Re: ranlib ranlib
  • From: "Justin C. Walker" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 1 May 2006 08:52:35 -0700


On May 1, 2006, at 08:30 , Wesley Smith wrote:

Hi,
Xcode still wont recognize an archivge despite repeatedly running
ranlib on it.  Is there some kind of inspector that can tell me the
satus of the archive or let me verify if ranlib is proprly working or
not?

I'm sure 'ranlib' is working. FWIW, Xcode doesn't know about, or care about, ranlib. It's the tool-chain that cares, 'ld' in particular. You haven't given enough information for us to guess what is going wrong.


One thing to consider: an archive is considered out of date if the mod date on the archive (e.g., "ls -l") is later than the "time stamp" of the TOC in the archive. When 'ld' complains about that, the likelihood is that you have copied the archive somewhere; the copy now has a later date than the TOC in the archive.

Is this problem showing up on a library you build *and* install via Xcode? Perhaps you need to modify the install phase. I'm just taking wild guesses, of course.

Regards,

Justin

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