Hello everyone,
I have a Qt application that search for another Qt applications and some
plugins too. On Windows, I just create the executables in the same
folder but on Mac OS X, I can't do that: I must create a bundle like this:
MyApplication.app/
Contents/
Frameworks/
**all qt library**
**all application dependencies**
libPluginInterface.dylib
Resources/
**application icon**
MacOS/
MyApplication
subApplication1
subApplication2
PlugIns/
**all my plugins** (.dylib)
When I'll open MyApplication.app, I'd like to launch MyApplication
executable.
For now, my applications and plugins are store like this:
Project/
CMakeLists.txt
MyApplication/
CMakeLists.txt
**source_files**
PluginInterface/
CMakeLists.txt
**source_files**
subApplication1/
CMakeLists.txt
**source_files**
subApplication2/
CMakeLists.txt
**source_files**
plugins/
CMakeLists.txt
plugin1/
CMakeLists.txt
**source_files**
MyApplication and all the plugins depends on PluginInterface (a shared
library).
For now, I have many difficulties about the link path. I don't
understand very well how to use @rpath for my libraries.
So, my first question: is-it possible to do something like this?
Second, can you show me some examples about this please?
Thank you.
Romain
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