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Working with C Libraries in Project Builder
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How do I work with a Unix C library I built on the command line in Project Builder for my Cocoa App? I want to bundle it in my application.
Thanks,
David
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Clinically Insane
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Originally posted by davecom:
How do I work with a Unix C library I built on the command line in Project Builder for my Cocoa App? I want to bundle it in my application.
Thanks,
David
I haven't done this with normal C libraries, but Cocoa Dev Central has a tutorial on how to do this with frameworks. I'd assume the process is pretty similar, so you might want to take a look there.
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Chuck
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I've read that and I'm fairly certain that it's not the same process, because the C library isn't all nicely wrapped up in a '.framework' package. Thanks for the suggestion though.
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