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I'm porting a Windows run-time SDK (headers and DLLs) to the Mac. Since it was my first such experience, I mimicked what I had done when I did this for Linux; I put the dylibs in /usr/local/lib and the headers in /usr/local/include and all was well until I started thinking about distribution and installation, at which point I learned about frameworks. Now I have a framework, which I'll call Foo, and it is at /Library/Frameworks/Foo.framework. My demo program, which is built with GCC/Make, and has a -framework Foo in the compile command, compiles okay, but the linker cannot find the framework. I then discovered that there must be a Unix executable named Foo, but I can find no documentation that tells me what that consists of. All the Apple document says, in effect, delegate all that to XCode; but I've invested a lot of time in using gcc/make to do all this, and starting over with XCode would be a big detour for me. So is there documentation that tells me explicity what goes into that executable?

I have a problem with the new beta 2 mail - beta 1 was the same: I have several accounts - gmail and icloud. These accounts are quite small and work well. There is one gmail-account which is around 30GB and mail is freezing after activating that account. When I deactivate, mail works without problems.Any ideas how I can bring this account into my mail - yosimitee mail worked without a problem.

Hi,I'm hoping Apple developers are reading these forums to get their attention.I was very excited to learn in WWDC 2015 videos about Apple’s new SDK for steering behaviour. The game I recently released uses a library I developed that does exactly that and I was intrigued to see how Apple are going to define the SDK and how good it will be (I’m hoping it will be good in the future). (reference to my library with full sources if interested: Steering Behaviour.From my experience developing the library this is a tricky subject, especially the tuning aspects of it. To get an Agent to follow a path requires careful setting of the agent mass, speed and acceleration parameters (and in Apple's case, the prediction time). More over, if you want to get a formation of Agents following a path, or following a leader in a specific formation this tuning becomes even more challenging.Unfortunately, as it stands right now, Apple’s implementation is very, very hard to tune/debug and it becomes unpredictable. For example, I was

Trying to test out some iOS 9 / OSX 10.11 stuff in a playground, but an seeing errors that seem to indicate that I can't try out new stuff in a playground. Specifically, trying to test out some things from the latest nshipster.com article:import UIKit let formatter = NSNumberFormatter() formatter.numberStyle = NSNumberFormatterStyle.OrdinalStyleThis gives me an error in the console:Playground execution failed: /var/folders/tf/3k7qp8615ml80kjsshq70hnr0000gp/T/./lldb/3312/playground8.swift:6:48: error: 'OrdinalStyle' is only available on iOS 9.0 or newer formatter.numberStyle = NSNumberFormatterStyle.OrdinalStyle ^ /var/folders/tf/3k7qp8615ml80kjsshq70hnr0000gp/T/./lldb/3312/playground8.swift:6:48: note: guard with version check formatter.numberStyle = NSNumberFormatterStyle.OrdinalStyleSo basically XCode 7 is useless to try out the latest code? Seems like a big problem...

No folder or file icons on smb shares - just blank documents icons. Still present on server machine and through afp or ftp.

I have issues with my battery life it's not good at all on ios 8.3 the battery is so good and now I don't know what to do I'm scared to downgrade to ios 8.3 hope the next beta will fix this big issue