On Mar 13, 2006, at 4:03 PM, Garth Hjelte wrote:
Additional info:
I put in this code into my app:
Declare Function MyTestCall Lib "/Library/Application Support/
ExtCompany/thislib.bundle" (myparam As Integer) As Integer
You will need to point to the actual library inside of the bundle to
declare against it in Mach-O. The only time that you don't need to do
this is if you are using soft declares.
In "thislib.bundle" there is this code:
#pragma export on
extern "C" {
long MyTestCall(long myparam)
{
return myparam + myparam;
}
}
#pragma export off
thislib.bundle is a Mach-O Shared Bundle, according to CW.
I compile my app in RB to Mach-O, and try to start the app. It just
hangs on the launch.
Does it actually hang, or does it just not launch? <Sarcasm>Apple is
very good at showing Mach-O errors during startup.</Sarcasm> To see
such errors, you often need to open the Console application and see
what gets logged there.
HTH,
Jon
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