Wasn't sure where to post, but here goes:


I wanted to copy my FPS, so created a new .xcodeproject. I dragged all the files necessary from the old to the new, then added frameworks, etc, etc. There's one error that bugs me though:


I added the SOIL.h and SimpleOBJLoader.h, not editng either!

I think this is the XcodeProject

mikey Wrote:I think this is the XcodeProject

That's just world.c, not the project.

Anyway, when you see "ld: symbol(s) not found" that almost always means you didn't include the relevant library/framework into your project. Unless the library or framework is installed in a proper location on the system like <stdlib> or similar you'll have to drag the library itself into your project so Xcode knows where it's at -- the .h file(s) are not enough; you'll need the .a file(s) as well.

When I make a copy of my projects I just hold down option and drag the project folder next to it to duplicate the whole project folder, not just the xcode project file itself.

In the case of SOIL, the .c files need to be included, along with the .h
(if you aren't using a .a or .dylib)

You probably knew that, but that seems to be the problem.

Quote:You probably knew that

Why thankyou, but I didn't. Slipped my mind completely. Thankyou lots.

Mikey is using the SOIL .a so he doesn't need the c files for it.