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“symbol(s) not found”

- have you properly add the MaxAPI.frameworks ?

“Framework Search Paths”
“User Header Search Path”
“Library Search Path”
…

HTH

the post you’ve linked is from 2005. Did you try just downloading the most recent SDK and the most recent documentation (which AFAIK is included in the SDK), and just trying to compile one of the example projects that you can find in the SDK? If not, please make sure that you’re able to compile at least one of the example projects that came with the SDK (you should be able to compile these without any modification). If you succeed with that, you should copy one of the example projects and replace the example code with your own.

Best,
Ádám

AFAIK / http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/AFAIK

;-)

do NOT move NOTHING from the maxSDK folder (c74support’s folder for instance) and build.

i mean that after downloaded the SDK you don’t have any folder to move to build examples inside ;

because, in the “maxmspsdk.xconfig” file you can read :

C74SUPPORT = $(SRCROOT)/../../c74support
HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS = /Developer/Headers/FlatCarbon “$(C74SUPPORT)/max-includes” “$(C74SUPPORT)/msp-includes”
FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS = “$(C74SUPPORT)/max-includes” “$(C74SUPPORT)/msp-includes”
DSTROOT = $(SRCROOT)/../../sdk-build

so if you move “c74support” folder, you will have to change accordingly search path in the
“Build/Edit Active Target …” settings.

HTH

So the thing is that i just have to download the sdk and put the folder wherever i want?
and i don’t have to change any paths or stuff like that?
and especially the line: HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS = /Developer/Headers/FlatCarbon “$(C74SUPPORT)/max-includes” “$(C74SUPPORT)/msp-includes”

Yes.

In this folder on my computer there are no header files or do i have to ignore this line.

Ignore everything as long as it works ;-)

Are you speaking about /Developer/Headers/FlatCarbon ?

Don’t you know what my errors mean in the file 4.png?

- most of time look at just the end of the error log ;
- here : “symbol(s) not found” ; AFAIK : means that the linker doesn’t find “proper compiled functions to assemble the stuff” ;
- type “class_new” or “obex_object_store” in your finder search engine ; do not care about “.c” files but only “.h” files ; (on my computer : “ext_obex.h” “jit.common.h” “ftmext.h”) ; opening “ext_obex.h” you see that all missing symbols referred to this file.
- so why maxMSP headers are not in your project search path ? You should have moved something.

A/ maybe it’s time to download again the sdk and try to build an exemple without changing anything. If you still have any problem … see you on the forum ;-)
B/ move back “c74support” folder in “MaxSDK-5.1.7″ folder.
C/ manually add the path of “max-includes” folder to your project search path (be sure to change the proper settings -Debug/Release- -Edit Project Settings/Edit Active Target-).

Post scriptum : i’m Xcode 2.5

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just 1 error, but a big one : “framework not found” ;-)

1. what is the filepath for the “c74support” folder in your computer ?

2. have a try with “maxSDK-5.1.7″ NOT on the desktop in case of.

(You often get headache quickly with search path problems …)

HTH

3. maybe it’s time to throw everything and download the SDK again ;-)

In Xcode there is an “Installation Directory” setting to choose the folder where to put build product ; for instance create a folder “sdk-build” in “maxSDK-5.1.7″ and just set the file path to “/” ; as it you can include only this folder in maxMSP searchPath ; indeed not very important, but good to know ;-)

very strange never happened for me …
… while i’m a bug expert ;-)

1. which version of Xcode do you use ?

2. are you used with “Terminal.app” ?
- Yes : maybe use “nm” to have a clue.
- No : zip and post your 4kb .mxo !

HTH.

file you send me is an “alias” ;

a. it is a mistake ; so post the good file.

b. it is not a mistake and you really think that this file is the external : NO it is NOT ; the good one is somewhere in another folder (where it is supposed to be as defined in “Installation Directory” – as i said before -) ; and 4 Ko is a normal size for an “alias” ; and “no such object” is normal behavior when external is not in the maxMSP search path.

HTH.