[ODE] xcode

[Shamyl Zakariya]

Alex,

I use ODE within xcode for my work, and it's easy. What you have to do 
is this:

	1) Build ODE from the normal makefile, as you would on any unix,
	   following the provided Mac instructions

	   When it's built, you'll have:
		<ode>/lib/libode.a
		<ode>/include/ode/*

		Where <ode> is the path to wherever you built it.

	2) In your project where you want to use ODE, just add libode.a as you 
would any other file ( but don't select the "Copy to target group 
folder" option ) and then, in the build settings for your target, add 
<ode>/include/ode to your header search paths, by selecting your 
target, hitting command-I and selecting the "build" tab. Obviously, 
replace <ode> with the relative or absolute path to wherever you built 
ode.

Then, you can include ODE headers via #include <ode/ode.h> and 
everything works fine.

A note, however, that if you intend to write your ODE app using 
Cocoa/Objective-C: the ODE headers use variables/functions/etc with the 
name "id" where unfortunately, "id" is a reserved keyword in 
Objective-C. You'll have to encapsulate your ODE code ( behind an 
opaque c/c++ interface ) wherever you want to make calls from 
Objective-C.

it works for me...

On Sep 20, 2004, at 1:55 PM, Alexander Bussman wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I'm quite new to Mac programming (I know unix programming quite well) 
> but now I thought that I should try xcode.
> But I can't find a way to add ode to xcode, the best thing I could 
> think of was to create a framework for ode but that failed (my 
> fault?).
>
> So, I wonder if anyone could help me (explain to me) how to use ode 
> with xcode.
>
> How do you build projects using ode with xcode?
>
> Thanks for any help
>
> // Alexander Bussman
>
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