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link problem producing universal binary
From: Paul Forgey <
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Date: Sat, 6 Jan 2007 15:12:07 -0800
I have a project which works fine for debugging on my local machine using ZeroLink. If I try to build a release build as a universal binary, I get a link error (path names partially redacted):
/usr/bin/ld: multiple definitions of symbol .objc_class_name_Dissector
.../ppc/AppDelegate.o definition of absolute .objc_class_name_Dissector (value 0x0)
.../ppc/Dissector.o definition of absolute .objc_class_name_Dissector (value 0x0)
.../ppc/ARPDissector.o definition of absolute .objc_class_name_Dissector (value 0x0)
I've checked in the build output that all modules are only being linked once. I can find nothing in common with these three source files that could cause this. There are no duplicated source files in the project either.
But I'm a relative newbie to Objective-C so maybe I'm doing something fundamentally wrong. What can cause this? _______________________________________________
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