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Subject: command line tool paths
From: John Goodman <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 15:20:46 -0500

I'm using Xcode (2.4.1) to compile a command line tool, using some existing Linux code.

The code references a configuration file containing file paths to additional configuration data. The paths in the configuration file are all specified relative to the executable.

When I run the code from Xcode, all these relative paths work to find the appropriate files. When I run the code from the Terminal, the files are not found unless I use absolute paths.

What is Xcode doing to enable the use of relative paths? Can I do something similar to make the relative paths effective running outside of Xcode?

I should add (if it isn't already obvious) that my experience with the Terminal and command line tools approaches zero.

Thanks for your suggestions.
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