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Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / December 2004Problem linking new Shockwave libs into Mach-O target
Macromedia has posted new Shockwave libraries for Mach-O targets. However, linking them into a CW 9.3 Mach-O project gives the following error: Internal Mach-O Importer Error File "ImportMachO.c" Line 580 unexpected ar_fmag Any ideas? Blair M. Burtan Northern Lights Productions http://www.northernlights3D.com Disregard the post about the Shockwave libraries. Tried to link the Windows versions. Oops. I'm now getting a link error that appears to be OpenGL-related. "dyld_stub_binding_helper is undefined used by '_glReadBuffer'" Ideas? Blair M. Burtan Northern Lights Productions http://www.northernlights3D.com crt1.0 needs to be linked think > Disregard the post about the Shockwave libraries. Tried to link the Windows > versions. Oops. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Northern Lights Productions > http://www.northernlights3D.com > crt1.0 needs to be linked think > > Disregard the post about the Shockwave libraries. Tried to link the [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Northern Lights Productions > > http://www.northernlights3D.com That came out wrong... Should have said "I think" instead of think... Hi, I have a project which links with various static libraries compiled with gcc. I'm encountering memory problems which result from the following typical scenario: - the library calls strdup. Because it's linked with MSL, it calls MSL's strdup, which in turns calls _sys_malloc instead of malloc. - the library tries to free the memory alloced by strdup. Since I'm also linking with the system framework, malloc is called, and MallocDeug complains that it's trying to free an unallocated pointer In one of the libraries, I managed to replace the strdup calls by a custom strdup which calls malloc, and that fixed the problem. However, due to the number of static gcc libraries I'm linking with, I expect this problem to arise again. Is there a way I can compile MSL so that it uses the system's malloc instead of it's own scheme ? Eric > Is there a way I can compile MSL so that it uses the system's malloc instead > of it's own scheme ? See _MSL_OS_DIRECT_MALLOC in ansi_prefix.mac.h hth meeroh  SignatureIf this message helped you, consider buying an item from my wish list: <http://web.meeroh.org/wishlist> |
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