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I have a code I compiled using C++ XCode that is dependent on some 3rd party libraries and frameworks. Upon compiling the .app file, I try to move it to another mac and run it but it won't work. It complains about missing libraries and so on. I'm assuming at this point I need to include the "framework" libraries with my app. What is the best method to do this? Can anyone assist? Thanks so much!
XCode-OTHER, Mac OS X (10.7.5)
Assuming you have a licence to redistribute those 3rd party libraries and frameworks via whatever channels you are using (that is a huge assumption, by the way), add a run scripts build phase and run install_name_tool.
Thank you etresoft. I will definitely try that tonight.
Adding dependencies and libraries to app file
