1) Not all OS' use the same dynamic linking. 2) OS X is not Linux. 3) Most FR development is done on Linux 4) Mike says he knows how to build OS X apps with Dynamic Linking
I don't use OS X, but I do need to use FreeBSD and once in a while there seem
to be glitches with the libtool code. The problems get fixed and I am greatfull.
I have NO experience writing dynamicaly loaded modules, but I am glad someone does so that I don't have to. :-)
It would be nice if there was less sniping about development issues in the users
forum. I don't want the sniping to move to the developers forum, because I help
where I can with the development. Could you guys calm down and either ignore
each other or help each other. OS X dynamic linking does not get better by
sniping, it can only get better by somebody fixing the problem(s).
Best of luck to all concearned, and have a happy new year.
Mike Horwath wrote:
On Tue, Dec 30, 2003 at 05:49:42PM -0600, Chris Parker wrote:
At 05:11 PM 12/30/2003, Mike Horwath wrote:...
On Mon, Dec 29, 2003 at 11:05:51AM -0600, Chris Parker wrote:
And please, do not go looking at the problem with the dynamic linkingSee the answer posted by another user RE the type of shared libs used
issues either, that would be difficult I bet.
by Apple in OSX. That has the detail you are looking for.
You mean the info that was posted by someone else who *was trying to be helpful* unlike you?
Don't mind my sarcasm...
And libtool? Ack. But whatever.Got a better solution? Please share.
Sure, drop the Linuxisms... Building shared libraries isn't hard to do, why do people need a 'tool' to do it?
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