Mac Xcode
ProudNet iOS version
Development languages: C/C++
Library and Sample: XCode8 Version
1. Preparation Work
Below shows how to include ProudNet Library in your XCode Project.
1-1. Copy the files below to your Mac
ProudNet\Sample\Chat\ChatCommon
ProudNet\Sample\Chat\ChatIOS
ProudNet\lib\IOS\LLVM(or GNU)
ProudNetProudNet\utill\PIDL.exe
1-2. Install Mono for Mac.
Reference
1-3. open ChatIOS.xcodeproj in Sample\ChatIOS
1-4. Add Include.xcodeproj to your project.
1-5. Modify the contents of the Run Script for BuildPhases.
1-6. Modify Debug, Relese in Build Settings > Other Linker Flags.
Change to the path where the actual libProudNetClient.a is located, and choose between LLVM and GNU. If you have a directory structure like the one above, it should look like the screenshot.
1-7. To check, after building ChatIOS, you can run ChatServer on Windows to check for ChatIOS connectivity.
Notes on using ProudNet in Xcode ※ Add libiconv.dylib, a library built in Xcode. ※ It is not available in m-files, so you need to change the extension to mm-files. ※ Add #include <new> to all mm files. In Xcode, STLs cannot be declared in header files.
2. Resolving errors
- Link error when adding ProudNet Library
If you experience a link error when adding the ProudNet Library, add the following option.
- Link error with duplicate symbol when using the -all_load -Objc option
If COCOs2d-x, a link error related to duplicate symbol, occurs when using the -all_load -Objc option, use -force_load instead of -all_load -Objc in Other Linker Flags.
To match the path, adjust the path to PIDL.exe. If the directory structure is as above, please modify it as follows. mono ../../util/PIDL.exe ../ChatCommon/* -outdir ./ChatIOS/
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