by Korchkidu <korchkidu@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Jun 16, 2008 at 01:20 AM
> there is notion of @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
or @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
which you can use in
> front of your library path (e.g. @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
) which
means
> to search your library from the path of the executable for the first
form,
> and of the executable or dynamic library within it which issues the load
> call for the second.
> in order to do that practically, you can that command line:
> install_name_tool -change dylibname @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> the mac which will run the executable will have to be mac os 10.4 at
least
> for that to work from what I understood (maybe less for
@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
)
Hi,
thanks a lot for your help. I used @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
and it now works
perfectly well.
Thanks again.
K.
