On 15-May-07, at 11:50 PM, Norman Palardy wrote:

>
> On 15-May-07, at 9:25 PM, Jonathan Johnson wrote:
>
>>
>> On May 15, 2007, at 10:07 PM, Norman Palardy wrote:
>>
>>> Nope
>>> Intel box running 10.4 but it does seem my target is using the 10.3
>>> sdk
>>> I've switched everything that points to the 10.3 sdk but still get
>>> linker errors with unresolved symbols like it's trying to hard link
>>> the dylib in
>>
>> Interesting. Is the dylib "checked" in the list in Xcode?
> I think I've sorted out what you mean but oddly enough I dot even see
> it listed as an item in any of the targets despite adding it to them
> when I select the existing file to add

Seems that regardless of what I do I cannot add a dylib to a target  
in a plugin project started from either the REAL project or the one  
from David Addey

I can't check it in the target list of files nor can I do a get info  
on the dylib and check it in the list of targets

Try this
Start a new project using either starter template
Add the files for the correct SDK version of /usr/include/curl and / 
usr/lib/libcurl.dylib
Update the Library Search path for the project to have /usr/include/ 
curl and the Library Search path to /usr/lib

insert this code after #include "rb_plugin.h" and before void  
PluginEntry()

        #include <curl.h>
        
        void dostuff()
        {
                time_t now ;
                curl_getdate("", &now);
        }

compile
you should get a linker error about not finding curl_getdate


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