How to compile .so file through xcode?

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How to compile .so file through xcode?

I can compile my program trough the shell with the following command lines:

g++ -c -I$RMANTREE/include myplugin.cpp
g++ -bundle -undefined dynamic_lookup myplugin.o -o myplugin.so

How do I use xcode to do this?
Which project should I start with?
How do I add the include path?

Mac OS X (10.6.1)

Posted on Oct 12, 2009 12:20 PM

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Answer 1

Oct 13, 2009 12:00 PM in response to kosmo.yin

There are several options regarding the project template to use. You could create an External Build System project (in the Other section in Xcode 3.2) and supply a makefile. This option is the closest to building from the command line.

Plugins normally use the Bundle project, which is in the Framework and Library section in Xcode 3.2. You can use either the Cocoa or Core Foundation framework. For C++ you should use the Core Foundation framework. If you're not building a plugin, the other project templates to look into are the STL C++ Library and Command-Line Tool projects.

To add an include path to an Xcode project, choose Project > Edit Build Settings. Click the Build tab in the inspector to see the project's build settings. The Search Paths build settings collection is where you add search paths for headers, libraries, and frameworks. Add your include path to the Header Search Paths build setting.

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Oct 13, 2009 6:06 PM in response to Mark Szymczyk

Thank you very much!

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