Re: Unable to directly link against dynamic library libicucore
Re: Unable to directly link against dynamic library libicucore
- Subject: Re: Unable to directly link against dynamic library libicucore
- From: Sandy Martel <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 6 Apr 2008 09:18:48 +1000
From the Finder or any file dialog, you can type the "Go to Folder"
shortcut (shift-command-G) and then just type /usr.
Sandy.
Le 08-04-06 à 08:56, Brian Stern a écrit :
One caveat - the file chooser doesn't want you to browse the /usr
directory, so you have to hit the '/' key to get a sheet to enter /
usr into. Nasty business all round!
Just type in a Terminal window:
open /usr
or
open /usr/local/lib
and you can drag the dylib into the project from the Finder.
--
Brian Stern
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