I'm sure I'm missing something simple; but I'm a Windows .Net person not a
MAC person.
In the .h file of my simple cocoa dynamic library I declare a method
"qlrtsend"
[i]#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import <Cocoa/Cocoa.h>
@interface libQLRT : NSObject
{
}
- (NSString*) qlrtsend: (NSString*) request;
@end[/i]
Then in my MonoMac application I reference it
[DllImport("/Applications/MyApp/libQLRT.dylib")]
static extern NSString qlrtsend(NSString request);
.
.
.
NSString response = qlrtsend(new NSString("test"));
It finds the lib, but I get an EntryPointNotFound error.
What magic must I do to declare a method in a Cocoa library so I can
reference it in MonoMac?
Is this documented anywhere?
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