ER: Targets should have build settings setup to use @rpath out of the box

Originator:ddribin
Number:rdar://7396127 Date Originated:15-Nov-2009 08:21 PM
Status:Open Resolved:
Product:Developer Tools Product Version:Xcode 3.2.1
Classification:Enhancement Reproducible:N/A
 
15-Nov-2009 08:21 PM Dave Dribin:
Targets should have build settings setup to use @rpath out of the box.  @rpath is a much more flexible way to use the dynamic linker on 10.5 and later.

Frameworks and dynamic libraries should have the Installation Directory (INSTALL_PATH) set to "@rpath".  It is currently set to "$(HOME)/Library/Frameworks".

Bundle targets (apps, frameworks, plugins, etc.) should have the Runtime Search Paths (LD_RUNPATH_SEARCH_PATHS) set to "@loader_path/../Frameworks".  Currently, it is empty.  To be compatible with the way it's currently setup, it could be set to "$(HOME)/Library/Frameworks", but in almost every case, frameworks are embedded into another bundle and not used from ~/Library/Frameworks.

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