Re: linking gcc built libs
- From: MW Ron <mwron@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 15:13:59 -0400
In article <1122380588.994487.212690@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"Robert" <justnacl@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> What versio of CodeWarrior are you using?
>
>CW 9.5, w/xCode 2.1
>
>> did you rebuild your precompiled headers and libraries after upgrading
>> to 10.4? You must at least upgrade your precompiled headers.
>
>The system had (or came with) 10.4. CW 9.5 was installed on that.
>Though I will check with my sys admins to see exactly what they did.
>
>> Be sure your access paths are correct and that include is not recursive
>> search.
>
>No different than what I used on 10.3 and earlier.
>
>Has anyone else out there linked a gcc built lib with a CW app or
>dylib? If anyone has done this with one of the open source image
>libraries (libpng, libtiff, libjpeg). What did you do? Did it work?
>
>Robert
>
Be sure you have XCode 2.1 installed.
CodeWarrior links with libraries made by XCode (frameworks for example)
I don't think that is it but you never know.
An example project sent to support would help.
Ron
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