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Adam Heinz - 27 Aug 2004 15:05 GMT
[ Codewarrior 8.3, MacOS 10.2 ]

I'm fairly new to Mach-O development, so hopefully some of the
Macintosh gurus here will spot a newbie brand mistake.  :)

I'm developing a shared library that is referenced by a 3rd party
executable.  The executable uses Xerces 2.1 for its XML capabilities.
I also use Xerces, but I require version 2.5 instead.  I see how the
framework architecture allows simultaneous installation of multiple
versions, but I think that both projects are trying to use the
"Current" version.

On the Frameworks tab of my project, I'm able to tell my project to
use "Current" or "2.1", but not "2.5".  I was thinking that I could
symlink 2.1 to Current, and explicitly use 2.5 in my shlib.

Any ideas?

Adam Heinz
Senior Software Developer
Exstream Software
Eric VERGNAUD - 27 Aug 2004 15:57 GMT
dans l'article 27b53a8d.0408270605.59d0d710@posting.google.com, Adam Heinz à
orangensaft@gmail.com a écrit le 27/08/04 16:05 :

> [ Codewarrior 8.3, MacOS 10.2 ]
>
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> Senior Software Developer
> Exstream Software

I'm also using xerces, and in order to avoid this kind of issues, finally
ended up compiling it as a static library, linked into my executable.

Good luck,

Eric
 
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