I recently ran nm -m -p -g on the System.B.dylib library from the iOS SDK4.3 and was surprised to find a lot of symbols marked (undefined) (external). Why and when would an undefined symbol be marked
Please read this well to make sure you understand what I want to do. I DO want Xcode to be able to compile, but only so I can debug in Xcode.
I\'m a little confused right now. Yesterday I had undefined symbols even if I used -rdynamic with g++. But now I don\'t have any error and that is even more disturbing.
I have a data type and I can instantiate a variable of that type. like this: FetchAddr faddr(VirtualMemoryAddress( 0x0a ));
I\'m using the \'TPCircularBuffer\' class for creating a circular buffer object, from this website. This is my current code:
I am compiling ffmpeg on Snow Leopard from source. Using Macport is not an option since I have some custom modification in ffmpeg. The make commands are:
I\'m building a shared library with GCC 4.5.2 and Boost 1.46.1 (compiled with --build-type=complete) and this is a command from Makefile which does the linkage part:
I have a bit of a dilemma — no matter what I do, I cannot get Apple\'s Instruments.app to symbolicate any of the included instruments while I\'m profiling on my devices (it works OK in the iOS Simula
this code compiles in Linux but not Solaris, because apparently ppoll() is Linux specific (I get an undefined symbol error in Solaris with GCC). Any help converting it? I don\'t think just using poll(
I am trying to use EventKit based around the doco & SimpleEKDemo application, however I am getting the following single error.
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