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Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / January 2004Porting to OS X with dylib
Hi! I'm trying to port an application developed for OS 9 in conjunction with an Oracle Client to the new OS X using Carbon in a Metrowerks Codewarrior environment. The new OS X client libraries provided by Oracle are based on Darvin and come with a libclntsh.dylib library that is supposed to be a shared library. I'm absolutely unable to find information from Metrowerks or Apple on what the format of this library is supposed to be in and if and how it might be possible to link this library into my Codewarrior/Carbon application. I would be most grateful for any information or link to additional documentation that might help me to better understand... Kind regards Dieter Oberkofler > Hi! > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > the format of this library is supposed to be in and if and how it might be > possible to link this library into my Codewarrior/Carbon application. It's a mach-o shared library. You should be fine as long as your project is mach-o (then you will be able to just drag the library into your project window) Fred. > I would be most grateful for any information or link to additional > documentation that might help me to better understand... > > Kind regards > > Dieter Oberkofler Thank you for your feedback. Would you also know if and how it is possible to use those mach-o shared libraries in Metrowerks Codewarrior and especially in conjunction with Carbon ? Cheers -Dieter > > Hi! > > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > > Dieter Oberkofler > Thank you for your feedback. Would you also know if and how it is possible > to use those mach-o shared libraries in Metrowerks Codewarrior and > especially in conjunction with Carbon ? Like i said, if you're project is Mach-O then you can just drag the library into your project window (or use the add files menu item) Fred > Cheers > [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > > > > > Dieter Oberkofler |
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