Hello!
It's great to see that PB is now able to create shared object (.so) files under MacOS X - but how does one create complete "bundles" (for what is called "loadable modules") under MacOS X?
I've already tried a script that seems to come with the Gnu libtool: the result looked like a .bundle, but it could not be loaded.
Surprisingly, the "strings" command does not come up with any output when I run it over the .so (with ProcedureDLLs it it, of course)
Thanks in advance for any response!
How does one build bundles for loadable modules
How does one build bundles for loadable modules
Kind regards,
Andreas Rozek
Andreas Rozek
Re: How does one build bundles for loadable modules
Just as a remark:
- PB is able to load the original .so file
- PB is also able to load the .so file after it has been "bundled" with the beforementioned Gnu libtool script (when one properly points into the bundle's subdirectory)
Kind regards,
Andreas Rozek
Andreas Rozek
Re: How does one build bundles for loadable modules
Hmmm,
the library now seems to be loaded! Believe it or not, it seems that it is still not advisable to have spaces in a folder path! Even on a Macintosh (well, it's a UNIX underneath)
I found the problem because PB wasn't able to load the original .so after moving that into a folder with a space in it's path name.
the library now seems to be loaded! Believe it or not, it seems that it is still not advisable to have spaces in a folder path! Even on a Macintosh (well, it's a UNIX underneath)
I found the problem because PB wasn't able to load the original .so after moving that into a folder with a space in it's path name.
Kind regards,
Andreas Rozek
Andreas Rozek