FROM : Marcelo Alves
DATE : Fri Aug 31 18:17:52 2007
http://developer.apple.com/opensource/opensourceuniversalframework.html
On Aug 31, 2007, at 12:58 , Dani wrote:
> Hi! I'm new in Objective-C and Cocoa programming and I'm a little
> bit confused about how to build a static library from source code.
> In my application I'm trying to use Taglib, a C/C++ library to get
> information about music files, with my already written Objective-C
> code. I've downloaded a .zip file with contents like "config.h",
> "INSTALL", "configure", etc... I've read the INSTALL guide about
> how to compile the library and I think I've done properly. The
> problem is that after doing the compile process in a specific
> destination folder I've obtained 3 folders (bin,include and lib)
> and then I've looked into lib folder and what I had are files like
> "libtag_c.0.0.0.dylib" , "libtag_c.la", "libtag.1.4.0.dylib" and
> "libtag.la".
>
:: marcelo.alves
DATE : Fri Aug 31 18:17:52 2007
http://developer.apple.com/opensource/opensourceuniversalframework.html
On Aug 31, 2007, at 12:58 , Dani wrote:
> Hi! I'm new in Objective-C and Cocoa programming and I'm a little
> bit confused about how to build a static library from source code.
> In my application I'm trying to use Taglib, a C/C++ library to get
> information about music files, with my already written Objective-C
> code. I've downloaded a .zip file with contents like "config.h",
> "INSTALL", "configure", etc... I've read the INSTALL guide about
> how to compile the library and I think I've done properly. The
> problem is that after doing the compile process in a specific
> destination folder I've obtained 3 folders (bin,include and lib)
> and then I've looked into lib folder and what I had are files like
> "libtag_c.0.0.0.dylib" , "libtag_c.la", "libtag.1.4.0.dylib" and
> "libtag.la".
>
:: marcelo.alves
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Dani | Aug 31, 17:58 | |
| Marcelo Alves | Aug 31, 18:17 | |
| Dani | Sep 1, 00:22 |






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