From: FUJIMOTO H. <hi...@im...> - 2003-07-25 08:52:53
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Hi Rod, I tried to build a RubyCocoa application which bundle the RubyCococa.framework. It was helpful the URL which you told: http://cocoadevcentral.com/articles/000042.php#000042 And this succeeded. I hurry and report only simple fact. Build RubyCocoa.framework for an app bundle: step 1: download the rubycocoa source step 2: ruby install.rb config [options..] step 3: open framework/RubyCocoa.pbproj step 4: set "Installation Location" to "@executable_path/../Frameworks" step 5: build Then build SimpelApp.app bundling with RubyCocoa.framework... At Thu, 24 Jul 2003 22:33:36 -0600, Rod Schmidt wrote: > Has anyone built a version of RubyCocoa.framework that is suitable for > bundling with an application? Meaning its prebound, with an install > path of @executable_path/../Framework. You then place it in the > Framework directory of your app bundle. This way the user doesn't have > to install RubyCocoa to use your app. I've tried building it myself, > but I'm running into linking issues such as: > > 1) -undefined suppress disables prebinding > 2) If I remove -undefined suppress then I get undefined symbols ld: > Undefined symbols: > _environ > _dlclose > _dlerror > _dlopen > _dlsym I guess this issue is other problem. It may be interfere it with the libdl of Fink. -- Hisa |