Change your linker flags to remove -ObjC. Instead, add: -force_load $(BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR)/libBoxSDK.a to load only the Box SDK contents that are required (without affecting Parse SDK). 1 solved add Other Linker Flags -ObjC to face book SDK [closed]
A lowercase -l is a linker option used to specify libraries. They might look like libsomething.a and becomes -lsomething in the linker invocation. In order to add a directory to the header search path, use a capital i, -I. gcc main.c -L/some/path/ffmpeg_build/lib -I/some/path/ffmpeg_build/include 1 solved Compile error when using FFMPEG library
Besides the fact that you need to format your error correctly (at least put a code block around it or something), you may want to look into debugging error messages from LLDB (the debugger). A clang/linker error means that a certain file cannot be found when the project is compiling. ld: library not found for … Read more
If you are on a Linux system with a GNU libc, and if the variable is a known name inside the dynamic symbol table of some dynamically linked library, i.e. ELF shared object, and if you can change the code of the main program (or some shared object dynamically linked by it, perhaps playing LD_PRELOAD … Read more
The point is that I cannot provide a path for .dll file. At run-time your program will use the DLL, but at build-time you must link to the LIB associated with the DLL. The LIB will be is in your compiler/SDK directory (and the paths to directories which contain your LIB files is a linker … Read more
The solution comes in three parts. Separately compile the cpp file into a .o object. I’m not going to talk about this step as I was able to use pre-compiled .o files for the third party library I was using. Apparently they were aware of the issue as well and prepared .o files for all … Read more