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Re: libraries (static, dynamic, framework, debug, release, etc)
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Re: libraries (static, dynamic, framework, debug, release, etc)


  • Subject: Re: libraries (static, dynamic, framework, debug, release, etc)
  • From: Jesse Carpenter <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 15:23:56 -0600

Hi Chris:

Thanks for the fast response... I located a hidden /usr/include/libxml2 directory using the terminal and as you can see below there is a libxml2 directory and in that is a subdirectory libxml:

carpentersoftware:/ jessecarpenter$ cd libxml2
carpentersoftware:/usr/include/libxml2 jessecarpenter$ ls
libxml

In step 1, when I add /usr to my target's Header Search Path, do I add the complete path /user/include/libxml2/libxml ?

Carpenter Software

On Mar 13, 2007, at 1:58 PM, Chris Espinosa wrote:

On Mar 13, 2007, at 10:31 AM, Jesse Carpenter wrote:

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.

Here are the basics for using libraries and headers from standard Unix locations (e.g. /usr)

1) Add /usr to your target's Header Search Paths.  (If your header is in a subfolder of /usr, add the path to the folder containing the header.)

      ..., etc
Chris

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