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- Subject: Re: Lua with xcode 4 and c++
- From: Eric Wing <ewmailing@...>
- Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2011 22:40:37 -0700
I'm going to recommend looking at LuaCocoa because I put a lot of
effort into following Mac guidelines/conventions.
http://playcontrol.net/opensource/LuaCocoa
(Grab from the current Mercurial repo because my last binary distro
was released before Xcode 4 and I've since committed Xcode 4 changes.)
I don't have time to detail the whole process, but in short,
- Build a .framework with a correct -install_name so it can be bundled
in a .app or plugin or framework. I use the more modern @rpath anchor
when I build LuaCocoa as opposed to the classic @executable_path
- In your app, link to the framework and if using @rpath, remember to
set the runtime search paths to point to where you want to place them
in your .app bundle. (Use @loader_path)
- Make sure to copy the framework inside your .app bundle as part of
the build phase.
Look at the Build Settings for LuaCocoa.framework (which I build Lua
into) and the TestApp.app test program as examples of how to set this
up in my Xcode project.
I have additional documentation from over the years in SDL and
OpenSceneGraph screencasts that also talk about using Mac OS X
frameworks and .app bundles which you may be able to find.
-Eric
--
Beginning iPhone Games Development
http://playcontrol.net/iphonegamebook/