static-libraries

I've been implementing a custom static framework for iOS. Everything is working well, but now I realized that I need a store information via coredata in the framework. I've been using the magicalrecord library with my previous projects and I was wondering if anyone has any experience integrating magicalrecord into your own custom static framework. When ever I call the setupcorestack method inside my framework code nothing happens. JRG-Developer Here's how we've done it: // 1: Note that all setup is done within the AppDelegate of the project (not the framework) - (BOOL)application:

I'm trying to compile a static library (let's call it library.a). This library consumes resources of standard libraries. There is some way that the library can statically link a standard library. I have proven something like: g++ -c library -static-libstdc++ -o library.o ar rcs library.o library.a But if I do so there is no link to the standard libraries. Then I have proved this way: g++ library -static-stdlib -o library.o ar rcs library.o library.a But ask me to add a main function. Is there any possibility of creating a static library by statically linking also standard libraries (std ::

We are going to use Omniture-Tracking for iOS, which is part of AdobeMobileLibrary. AdobeAdobeMobileLibrary is not available via cocoapods-repo (only an older version of Omniture), but as a static-library, that you can download from the Adobe Website. I wonder if it is possible to maintain this static-library with cocoapods? I've created a podspec-file: Pod::Spec.new do |s| s.name = 'AdobeMobileLibrary' s.version = '4.0.2' s.license = 'Commercial' s.summary = 'Adobe Omniture SiteCatalyst analytics library for iOS.' s.homepage = 'https://developer.omniture.com/en_US/content_page/mobile/c

I have a large amount of Java code (only calculation functions, no UI) that I want to reuse as a static library in iOS. My approach was to use robovm and follow the unofficial way to create a static library described in the two articles in the robovm forum: 1 Basic way and 2 Refined version Trying to follow the steps exactly as described I got stuck unfortunately after creating the shared library with the script, linking the library (.a) in Xcode and building the project successfully. During runtime I see that my C++ bridge code is called but the JNI calls back to the library fail with a BAD

My program is built as a loader and many modules which are shared libraries. Now one of those libraries uses pthreads and it seems its bound to the module dynamically (loaded on startup). Now it'd be simplier if i could force pthreads to be linked into the module file. GCC on linux, how do i do? I guess a libpthread.a is necessary.... Employed Russian While linking libpthread.a into a shared library is theoretically possible, it is a really bad idea . The reason is that libpthread is part of glibc , and all parts of glibc must match exactly, or you'll see strange and un-explainable crashes. So

Currently I'm working on a iOS application (iOS 6), In which I need to implement a static library. I successfully implemented the Static library using this tutorial . And I successfully added the static library to other project and Installed the app to iPhone !. It's working successfully. But my issue is when I tried to run it on my simulator some errors are coming: "_OBJC_CLASS_$_MMPAlert", referenced from: objc-class-ref in ViewController.o ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture i386 clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation) I added the target

I'm trying to ship a static library via cocoapods. I was given the library without any build directions right now its a drop in to my iOS app. I don't need to build the library for each application using it, rather just download the lib files and include the headers. Is there a way to do this with a podspec file? Here's what I have thus far: Pod::Spec.new do |s| s.name = "RTMPLib Library" s.version = "1.0.0" s.summary = "RTMPLib Library" s.homepage = "https://github.com/jumper/RTMPLib.git" s.license = { :type => 'MIT', :file => 'LICENSE' } s.author = { "jon morehouse" => "jon@jumperapp.com" }

I am making one dynamic library by using some function of libmxml.a library but I get this warning: *Warning: Linking the shared library libgstmatroskademux.la against the _ *static library /home/Mr32/gst-template4_final/gst-plugin/src/libmxml.a _ is not portable! I also get this warning: gcc: /home/Mr32/gst-template4_final/gst-plugin/src/libmxml.a: linker _ input file unused because linking not done So what's the meaning of this warning and how could I solve it? Edit : There is one already autogenerated make file for compiling the gstreamer plugin. Now to use some function of libmxml.a in