Closed lilmike closed 3 years ago
Looks also like you might be running it on an executable that was already patched?
If not, I think there are some weird cases where it does miss dependencies, see #18. I was never able to find out why but I made macpack which might work better for you
No, the executable was not patched yet, but I think some of the libraries that were involved had dependencies on other libraries that were patch before hand, or similar. Michael.
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Looks also like you might be running it on an executable that was already patched?
If not, I think there are some weird cases where it does miss dependencies, see #18https://github.com/auriamg/macdylibbundler/issues/18. I was never able to find out why but I made macpackhttps://github.com/chearon/macpack which might work better for you
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Hi, I've confirmed: One of the libraries my app depends on (lib allegro_font.5.2.dylib) was built in such a way that it depends on @loader_path/liballegro.5.2.dylib. This is breaking dylibbundler. I tried -i "@loader_path" but that didn't work. -Michael.
Faced same issue. Looking at the source code you can add missing libs paths to make sure it finds it Something like:
export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=/YOUR/PATH1/lib:/YOUR/PATH2/lib:$DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
run bundler command here in same terminal
HTH
Fixed in #60
I get this when I try to run your app on my executable. I'm guessing, though I'm not sure, that one of the dependancies depends on something else, which is referenced by @loader_path. Perhapss this type of path should cause dylib bundler to ignore that particular one?
/!\ WARNING : Library liballegro.5.2.dylib has an incomplete name (location unknown) Please specify now where this library can be found (or write 'quit' to abort):
Thanks, -Michael.