FROM : Erick van Rijk
DATE : Wed Jan 29 23:39:21 2003
I'm wondering how I should add a command line tool I've build using the
Legacy Make file target option in PB.
The legacy makefile process resulted in a working command-line app,
that I want to include into my program as a Auxiliary Executable.
The only way i've been able to add an auxiliary executable to my
project is by building it with source as a tool in PB. Unfortunately
the unix tool I want to make a GUI for is far to complex to add the
sources into PB.
Should I drag the binary by hand after building into the application
bundle?
Or are there better ways to add unix binaries to your application.
Thanks
Erick
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DATE : Wed Jan 29 23:39:21 2003
I'm wondering how I should add a command line tool I've build using the
Legacy Make file target option in PB.
The legacy makefile process resulted in a working command-line app,
that I want to include into my program as a Auxiliary Executable.
The only way i've been able to add an auxiliary executable to my
project is by building it with source as a tool in PB. Unfortunately
the unix tool I want to make a GUI for is far to complex to add the
sources into PB.
Should I drag the binary by hand after building into the application
bundle?
Or are there better ways to add unix binaries to your application.
Thanks
Erick
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| Related mails | Author | Date |
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| Erick van Rijk | Jan 29, 23:39 | |
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