Re: [Quickfix-developers] Problems building applications (not quickfix itself) using XCode / OS X

[Brian C. <co...@oc...>]

I successfully tried a minimal project using XCode 2.2 (gcc 3.3 and  
4.0). I also turned off zerolink and added "-lquickfix" to "Other  
Linker Flags".

Brian Coyner
Object Computing, Inc.



On Apr 11, 2006, at 6:35 PM, Oren Miller wrote:

> QuickFIX Documentation: http://www.quickfixengine.org/quickfix/doc/ 
> html/index.html
> QuickFIX Support: http://www.quickfixengine.org/services.html
>
> I just tried creating a new XCode project (I'm still on version  
> 2.0).  I put in bare code to create a simple QuickFIX initiator.
>
> The only two settings I changed are setting ZeroLink to false, and  
> adding -lquickfix to Other Linker Flags (is this where you did  
> it).  I was then able to run the application.
>
> --oren
>
> Derrick Johnson wrote:
>
>> Tiger 10.4.6
>> G5 / 1.8GHz / 1GB RAM
>> XCode 2.2
>>
>> I followed the directions and did the following with no errors at  
>> all (w00t):
>>
>> 1. Built and installed libquickfix.dylib and libquickfix.la  (the  
>> install script automatically put them in /usr/bin/local and I made  
>> sure I was root to do this step)
>>
>> 2. Built (using make) their tests (runut and runat and  
>> runat_threaded).  All worked 100% with no errors.
>>
>> 3. Build (using make) their examples and ran them.  Again, no  
>> errors at all.
>>
>> ============= Problem starts here ===============
>>
>> I created my own code snippet (C++ command line tool was the  
>> project type I used in Xcode).  I then added the quickfix headers  
>> directory to [Project / Edit Project Settings / HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS].
>> The compile step ran flawlessly.
>>
>> The link phase failed miserably.  It couldn't find the quickfix  
>> library at all (BTW I had ZeroLink disabled), which makes sense  
>> because I didn't add it to the project ;-)
>> So I tried to add this in [Targets / Link Libraries With Files]  
>> but I couldn't get the dialog box to go to /usr/local/lib (It  
>> wouldn't display in the window).  When I went to my root volume,  
>> it only displayed the "Apple" direectories like "/Library" and "/ 
>> Users".
>>
>> I am massively stuck.  I can probably get it to work with their  
>> makefile but I'd like to get it to build in XCode for several  
>> reasons.
>>
>> BTW, if it helps, I tried debugging this by exiting Xcode and on  
>> the command line running "xcodebuild", which, as expected, failed  
>> in the exact same way.  I added "-l quickfix" at the end and it  
>> still didn't work (it said it couldn't  find the quickfix file).
>> Interestingly, when I removed *_only_ * the -isysroot option, it  
>> WORKED.  WTF, this is supposed to affect header files only,  
>> according to g++-4.0 documentation.
>>
>> Any help is GREATLY appreciated.  Thanks in advance.
>>
>
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