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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Jan 31 13:50:54 -0800
2005 -------
Eric,
Changes made to the VCL mean that most functions are now virtual and the VCL
should load a correct VCLplug on startup. However, I'm totally unsure how that
works. Phillip Lohmann will know, adding him to CC.
Look in vcl/unx/source/plugadapt/salmain.cxx for the new main() definition. Mac
OS X will need whatever library this is linked into the binary for padmin. I
think this library is either 'libvclplug_gen645' or 'libvclplug_dummy645'.
You'll probably need to add '-lvclplug_gen645' or '-lvclplug_dummy645' to the
link flags for padmin's makefile.mk. Do something like:
padmin/source/makefile.mk:
APP1STDLIBS= \
-l$(SHL1TARGET) \
$(VCLLIB) \
$(TOOLSLIB) \
$(UCBHELPERLIB) \
$(COMPHELPERLIB) \
$(CPPUHELPERLIB) \
$(CPPULIB) \
$(SALLIB) \
-lXext -lX11
+.IF "$(OS)$(GUI)$(GUIBASE)"=="MACOSXUNXunx"
+ APP1STDLIBS+=-lvclplug_gen645
+.ENDIF
And see if that works. If it doesn't try -lvclplug_dummy645, or try both of
them at the same time. If that doesn't work, try just doing "$(OS)"=="MACOSX".
If that doesn't work, then PL will ahve to help :)
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