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HIPointConvert missing

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JesseW - 29 Oct 2007 23:26 GMT
I'm trying to build a program that uses QuickTime (emacs, with
Carbon), and it fails with the following error:
ld: Undefined symbols:
_HIPointConvert referenced from QuickTime expected to be defined in
Carbon

I'm running 10.3.9, with QuickTime 7.2, and the
QT72CompatibilityUpdate.pkg applied.  Let me know if any other
information would help.

The only reference I've found online is the following thread
(republished numerous places):
http://www.mackb.com/Uwe/Forum.aspx/programming/3718/missing-HIPointConvert-in-C
arbonLib

and it doesn't have a solution.

I'm hoping someone here will...
Spootnik - 28 Nov 2007 21:17 GMT
I had the same problem but I finally found the solution : link against the
QuickTime framework from the 10.2.8 SDK. You don't need the Carbon nor the
QuickTime framework from your 10.3 SDK. You can install the 10.2.8 SDK from
the Developer package (have a look in the cross-development packages).

>I'm trying to build a program that uses QuickTime (emacs, with
>Carbon), and it fails with the following error:
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>
>I'm hoping someone here will...
 
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