How to run an application bundle that dynamically loads a dylib
How to run an application bundle that dynamically loads a dylib
- Subject: How to run an application bundle that dynamically loads a dylib
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Wed, 17 May 2006 16:04:34 +0530
Title: How to run an application bundle that dynamically loads a dylib
I have created an application bundle "x.App" on Mac version 10.4 that requires loading dll "y.dylib". The actual executable "x" resides at the following path: Contents/MacOS/
I m not able to open the application in both the following cases -
-By double clicking its Icon in the Finder.
-Typing open on command line.
I tried to place the dylib inside the current folder or the Contents or the MacOS or the Resources folder, so that application can be made to run by double clicking on it in the Finder itself. But it did not work while it is running successfully when I run the executable directly (instead of using .app) from terminal.
Can anyone suggest what can be done....
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