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Umbrella framework?


  • Subject: Umbrella framework?
  • From: David Springer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 6 Jan 2009 09:07:46 -0700

Folks,

I have been banging my head against this problem for a while.  Here is the issue:

I have a suite of 3rd party dylibs whose install paths are @loader_path/libFoo.dylib.  There are 6 of them.
These dylibs are referenced from a dylib I make myself with install path is @executable_path/../Frameworks/libMyBar.dylib.
I want to use the whole package in at least three different apps, and from a bunch of other dylibs I make that also go in those apps.

Problems so far: I have never been able to get past the static link phase of building my apps.  I get various errors like "@loader_path/libFoo.dylib not found, referenced from libMyBar.dylib".  I have tried all manner of ways to fix this, but no joy.  I would really like to have the 3rd party dylibs in the app bundle and not resort to putting them in /L/F or some such.

Would an umbrella framework do the trick?  Does anyone know how to make one of these?  The docs are a little sketchy on the subject, and warn against doing this.

Help?

Thanks!
- Dave.S


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