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Linker: iOS and -sectcreate
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Linker: iOS and -sectcreate


  • Subject: Linker: iOS and -sectcreate
  • From: Alexander von Below <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 04 Mar 2013 11:22:17 +0100

Hello,

I have asked the question on Stackoverflow, but maybe the real Xcode, llvm and libtool pros are still to be found here.

My goal is to ship some (small) resources in a static library for iOS.

I tried to use -sectcreate to simply put them into the executable, but libtool did not like that and said, that -dynamic is required for this.

My questions to the list are:

1) Is it correct that -sectcreate requires -dynamic?

2) Is it correct that a -dynamic library will get apps rejected on the app store

3) Any alternative, other than shipping both a .a and a .bundle (or similar package) file?

Thanks a lot

Alex
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