libraries (static, dynamic, framework, debug, release, etc)
libraries (static, dynamic, framework, debug, release, etc)
- Subject: libraries (static, dynamic, framework, debug, release, etc)
- From: Jesse Carpenter <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 11:31:57 -0600
How to set up the build settings in xcode...to "link" libraries to
projects?
I am experimenting with some ideas using C++ and I want to "link"
libxml for example. I located the headers and lib in usr folder under
SDKs in developer. The header files and the libxml are in different
folders.
The truth - Although I have used frameworks in the past, I do not
know their differences and their usages when using a framework, a
dynamic library and/or a static library. And how to set these up in
xcode.
The example above is a typical problem of one library. There are many
other libraries I like to use where they are either Static libraries
or dynamic libraries. Also there may be more than one library I need
to link with so if can get help either by directing me to some
pertinent information or by some instructions.
I am still learning how to use xcode. The build settings examples
illustrated at ADC show linking frameworks at the default location
which is an easy method to locate libraries. Whereas there are other
libraries that are not located at the default location. Do I move
these libraries to the default location or use the build settings?
Anyway I hope you see my problem here.
Thanks
Carpenter Software
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