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mlRe: Building a command line tool that calls DotMacKit
FROM : Nick Zitzmann
DATE : Fri Dec 03 22:59:57 2004

On Dec 3, 2004, at 2:45 PM, Óscar Morales Vivó wrote:

> - How can I set up a tool project so it will use a Framework which is
> not in the system ones? As the tool is going to reside inside the CFM
> application bundle, I'm pretty much free to hardwire the framework
> location in relation to the tool, but I still don't know for sure what
> to do exactly and how to go about it so it compiles, links and
> executes properly.


If you copy the tool into the bundle, and the tool goes into the
MacOS[1] directory, then you should be able to copy the DotMacKit
framework into the bundle's Frameworks directory and it'll find it.
DotMacKit's install path is set to the usual embedded framework path,
so there shouldn't be any problems here.

> - Do I need to set up anything apart from an autorelease pool to have
> DotMacKit working properly outside of an NSApplication-based app?


Yes.

Nick Zitzmann
<http://www.chronosnet.com/>

[1] or MacOSClassic, or Resources, or some other subdirectory of
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