The application is based on xul, so running from the command line give no error messages, also tried the console, but again no error messages. But yesterday I found the problem, our xul uses a wrapper to give the parameters to xulrunner and if I placed the dylibs in the folder of the wrapper then the application will start. Is there a way to build the boost libraries and specific their location, as it would be better if the boost libraries where in the same folder as the xulrunner dylibs. I am using bjam to build boost. David Philp wrote:
On 22/09/2008, at 5:44 PM, kittymaguire wrote:
Hi
I used otool to get the following dependencies
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I assume that because no path is given, that the boost lib should go in the same folder as the libHOMEServices.dylib, but placing it in that folder the application still does not start.
I don't know about that. The loader will have to be able to find it one way or another.
Can you run the application from the command line, and describe the error message (if any). If the problem is that the loader can't find the libraries, you will see a useful message. Otherwise you are probably barking up the wrong tree with otool.
Also you might have a look in the logs---start up Console.app and look in system.log.
If I do not link with the boost libraries, then the application starts.
Are you using bjam? I think that's the problem.
D
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