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Bundling the dynamic libraries in a GUI app on macos #1

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ganeshrvel opened this issue Sep 6, 2020 · 1 comment
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Bundling the dynamic libraries in a GUI app on macos #1

ganeshrvel opened this issue Sep 6, 2020 · 1 comment

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@ganeshrvel
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ganeshrvel commented Sep 6, 2020 •
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sevenzip-go needs two dynamic libraries to operate, and it expects them to be in the executable's folder.

I am looking for a way to integrate this library into my GUI app. As far I know after bundling the app the dynamic libraries will reside inside the "Resources" directory of the app. Will it work?
@ganeshrvel ganeshrvel changed the title Making it work with a bundled app on macos Bundling the dynamic libraries in a GUI app on macos Sep 6, 2020
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drgkaleda commented Apr 14, 2021 •
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I see 2 (actually 3) things here:

  1. Looks like this repo is stale for some time...
  2. What language will you write your app in ?
    If its GO - you will not have a separate sevenzip-go library - you will statically link with this lib. If it is not GO - you don't need this library, since it is just GO wrapper for 7zip/p7zip.

So I bet your question should go to p7zip and libc7zip repos.

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