I have a cmake projects which generates an xcodeproj. In this xcodeproject it copies openAL*.dylib into the Bundle's /Framework directory.
OpenAL (from ALSoft) has 3 .dylib files:
- a) openal.dylib, 17 bytes, symlink pointing to (b)
- b) openal.1.dylib, 22 bytes, symlink pointing to (c)
- c) openal.1.16.0.dylib, 483 KB, actual library
These files are copied in the "copy files"
Now when I build my application the bundle looks like this:
- (a) openal.dylib, 22 bytes - which I assume is (b) from above
- (b) openal.1.dylib, 483 kb - which is probably (c)
- (c) openal.1.16.0.dylib - which is the library itself, 483 kb.
So apparently it only follow the symlink "1 level deep"... ?
How can I get xcode to "follow the symlinks to the end" ? I'd like openal.dylib to be 483KB in the bundle. From what I read on SO it should follow the symlinks, but shouldn't it do that recursively 'to the end' ?
Quick workaround would be to delete/overwrite openal.dylib with openal.1.16.0.dylib... any better alternatives to get xcode to follow the symlink-chain to the end ?
