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Re: Need help - internal link edit command failed - undefined symbol ) _DisposePtr, _NewPtr
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Re: Need help - internal link edit command failed - undefined symbol ) _DisposePtr, _NewPtr


  • Subject: Re: Need help - internal link edit command failed - undefined symbol ) _DisposePtr, _NewPtr
  • From: Philip Aker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2007 10:21:57 -0800

On 2007-11-15, at 08:46, Daniel Stenning wrote:

I am getting linker errors when compiling a very simple dylib in Xcode.

The code simply calls C++ functions that are in a static library ( Dirac )
And wraps them in extern C functions to allow the functions to be exposed as
C functions in my dylib.

Anyone now how to fix ?

You probably want to link to CoreServices.framework or maybe Carbon.framework if you are on OS X 10.4 or earlier.


Philip Aker
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