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Re: File location relative to user home directory
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Re: File location relative to user home directory


  • Subject: Re: File location relative to user home directory
  • From: Philippe Casgrain <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2016 23:27:25 -0400

> I am trying to set up a project that will build an application that contains (e.g. in the Frameworks folder in the application bundle) a dylib that lives under the user’s home folder (the user doing the building).

I don’t know how many replies you are getting, but one way we solved this is to create a « common development environment » which is bootstrapped by a script and drops files (libraries, headers, etc) at known locations in /Library/Application Support/<your app name>/. That way, the one script builds the common files, and any user can read the files to complete the application build process.

Caveat: this probably requires judicious use of sudo to create folders and set permissions.

Another possibility is to create a build folder in /Users/Shared/, which is persistent and where you should be able to write without special permissions.

Philippe


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