Hi,
1. Is there any way to include 3rd party libraries in a generated bundle
(.app) with CMake/CPack (.dmg) ? Currently, the 3rd party are out of the
bundle and this is quite ungood since the bundle architecture provides
resources support. Anyone ever done it before ?
2. The PackageMaker (.dmg)
On 10/11/07, Félix C. Morency [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. Is there any way to include 3rd party libraries in a generated bundle
(.app) with CMake/CPack (.dmg) ? Currently, the 3rd party are out of the
bundle and this is quite ungood since the bundle architecture provides
resources support.
along these same lines, how is cmake handling the issue with paths in
OS X libraries such as @executable_path/../Frameworks ?
Simply copying the library inside the App bundle will not work most
of the time. Is there any upcoming support to allow the setting of
the rpath in generated
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David,
Thank you for you fast answer.
1. Yes, I actually want to copy some libOne.dylib directly into the bundle
so all the required library can be into the .app bundle (at the same place
the executable is) and not outside. Another way to say it would be that I
want
If the library is built by CMake, you can use the INSTALL_NAME_DIR
property to achieve @executable_path or @loader_path relative
references. This example comes from
CMake/Tests/BundleTest/CMakeLists.txt:
SET_TARGET_PROPERTIES(BundleTestLib PROPERTIES
INSTALL_NAME_DIR
