Linking fails for simulator: "Undefined symbols for architecture i386 ... _xsltApplyStylesheetUser"

[mrcroc]

I am using the latest code base for Redland-ObjC in an Xcode 5 project on OS X 10.9 following setup instructions in README.md. cross-compile.py succeeds, i.e. it compiles raptor / rasqal / redland also for Sim: i386.

If I build the project for running on a device, this succeeds. However, if try building it for running on an iOS device simulator, this fails with the following error (excerpt):

Undefined symbols for architecture i386:
  "_xsltApplyStylesheetUser", referenced from:
      _raptor_grddl_run_grddl_transform_doc in libredland-ios.a(raptor_grddl.o)
  "_xsltCleanupGlobals", referenced from:
      _raptor_terminate_parser_grddl_common in libredland-ios.a(raptor_grddl.o)

Is this a matter of the linker not picking up (the correct version of) libxslt from OS X? Am I supposed to do anything special here?

[p2]

Trying to compile this myself it now fails once more at -lxml2 for me, dammit. I tried updating the Redland libraries to the latest versions released just before christmas but I'm getting a new linker error there, so right now I'm stuck as well. :(

[mrcroc]

Noticed meanwhile that _xsltApplyStylesheetUser is apparently defined in /usr/lib/libxslt.dylib.

Hope there is a solution, as this currently prevents me from running unit tests inside the project. (In any case, thanks for your reliably prompt follow-up.)

[tiptop-labs]

In my case I had another brew installed version of libxml2 that interfered. brew unlinking it and then rebuilding everything from scratch apparently resolved the situation.

[p2]

Ah yes, that was issue #7 ; thanks for the reminder!