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Re: linking to a .dylib within my bundle
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Re: linking to a .dylib within my bundle


  • Subject: Re: linking to a .dylib within my bundle
  • From: "Arne Scheffler" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 4 May 2007 21:45:37 +0200

There's also another way by calling the dyld functions yourself, but the calls are deprecated.
Look them up in
/usr/include/mach-o/dyld.h

arne


On 5/4/07, B.J. Buchalter <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> Is there a solution that works back to at least 10.3.9, then?

For the plugin case? I think your only choice (if you want automatic
linking) is to install the dylibs into a known location (with a known full
path) -- maybe in /Library/Application Support/<appropriateDirHere> -- and
set the installname of the dylib appropriately before linking it to the
plug. On 10.4 you can use the @loader_path to have a plugin relative install
location. On 10.3 I think you are stuck with a fixed location or manually
loading symbols.

Best regards,


B.J. Buchalter

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