static-libraries

Building Modern Frameworks says every app has its own copy of a custom framework . Now that Xcode supports iOS frameworks, is it still true that frameworks are static libraries but just more convenient ? If that's true, then why choose the static library template? Otherwise, should I convert all my required custom frameworks to static libraries once Swift supports static libraries ? dev gr Frameworks serve the same purpose as static and dynamic shared libraries, that is, they provide a library of routines that can be called by an application to perform a specific task. For example, the

I am experiencing what seems to be the same problem when I try to compile two different programs. Each of them creates first a static library and then the main application linking that library. I am working on Mac OS Mavericks with gcc 4.7.2. Program 1 This is what is happening when I run make : First, the library libfeat.a is created, but I get a warning: ar rc ../lib/libfeat.a imgfeatures.o utils.o sift.o kdtree.o minpq.o xform.o ranlib ../lib/libfeat.a /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/ranlib: warning for library: ../lib/libfeat.a the

Consider a scenario where there are two shared library of different version.Consider A.1.so linked to B.so and A.2.so linked to C.so. Now both B.so and C.so are linked to d.exe . When B.so wants to invoke function in A.1.so, it ends up calling function in A.2.so .Because of this , it gives us undefined behaviour. Now I want my B.so invoke only A.1.so.I can only modify A.1.so and B.so , nothing else. Using dlopen() is one of the option, but for using dlopen() , I have to make heavy changes in B.so. There are many solutions given earlier in Stack Overflow, but nothing seems to work. Kindly note

I'm building a static library, MyLibrary , for iOS in Objective-C that bundles together a dozen useful classes, each with its own .h file. I'd like to distribute MyLibrary as a single compiled binary, libMyLibrary.a , and a single .h header file, MyLibraryAPI.h . MyLibraryAPI.h has a dozen #import statements, one for each of MyLibrary 's dozen public classes. Developers who want to include MyLibrary in their host projects should only have to include the libMyLibrary.a binary and the MyLibraryAPI.h header. This is the goal. So I have set the Role of each public class in the MyLibrary Xcode