I tried to get the 'test' program working, with a stock 4.2.0 allegro.
First I did make install-framework EMBED=1, as you.
Then I copied test.c to test-f.c and edited test-f.c. I changed
#include "allegro" to #include <Allegro/allegro.h>
Then I did:
gcc test-f.c -framework Allegro -framework Cocoa -lalleg-main -o test-f
fixbundle test-f -e
and that worked OK.
_install_allegro_version_check isn't anywhere in Allegro 4.2.0, but it
is in current SVN, so I still suspect you're picking a different
version from somewhere.
Pete
On 5/11/06, Jon Rafkind <workmin@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
> Peter Hull wrote:
>
> > That usually means you've got some stale versions somewhere, because
> > those symbols were added recently. What line are you using to link
> > your game?
> >
> > Pete
> >
> Sorry for the delay. My link line is basically this:
>
> g++ -framework Cocoa -framework Allegro -lalleg-main -o rafkill $(.o
> files..) -laldmb -ldumb -lpthread
>
> I noticed that the framework was installed in
> /Library/Frameworks/Allegro.framework so I rm -rf'd the
> Allegro.framework directory and reinstalled Allegro, via make
> install-framework EMBED=1, but the missing symbol error(
> __install_allegro_version_check ) persists.
>
> I cleaned /usr/local/lib as well and reinstalled. I also tried 'make
> uninstall && make install' but that didnt work either.
>
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