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Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64 when compiling Vidal's 64-bit macoslib

  1. 10 months ago

    Isaac R

    9 Feb 2019 Pre-Release Testers, Xojo Pro Minnesota, USA

    I am trying to compile Vidal's 64-bit MacOSLib branch and I get a Linking Executable error from Xojo 2018r4.

    Linking Executable
Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64:

"__NSGetThemeImage", referenced from:
_MenuItemWindowMenu.HandleWindowMiniaturize%%o<MenuItemWindowMenu>o<Cocoa.NotificationObserver>o<Cocoa.NSNotification> in MenuItemWindowMenu.o
ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64

  2. Isaac R

    9 Feb 2019 Pre-Release Testers, Xojo Pro Minnesota, USA

    Created a Feedback Case: Feedback Case #54890

  3. Christian S

    9 Feb 2019 Pre-Release Testers, Xojo Pro, XDC Speakers, Third Party Store Germany

    You could remove that symbol from the code...

  4. Isaac R

    10 Feb 2019 Pre-Release Testers, Xojo Pro Minnesota, USA
    Edited 10 months ago

    The symbol __NSGetThemeImage does not occur in the code. There is a "_NSGetThemeImage" declare (which is not the same thing), which appears to be a deprecated / private API anyway so perhaps removing this will help. That said, the IDE specifically requests copying the error message into a feedback case when this error occurs. At any rate it's not a great error message, and I would hope for it to be improved (perhaps highlight the invalid declare rather than just stopping the linking process with a message you can only see by copy/pasting into an external text editor).

  5. Isaac R

    10 Feb 2019 Pre-Release Testers, Xojo Pro Minnesota, USA

    Indeed that was the culprit, thanks Christian for the nudge in the right direction.

  6. Greg O

    10 Feb 2019 Xojo Inc scout.galaxy.barn
    Edited 10 months ago

    @Isaac R There is a "_NSGetThemeImage" declare (which is not the same thing), which appears to be a deprecated / private API anyway so perhaps removing this will help.

    That’s your hint right there (It is the same thing btw).

    Wrap the code for that method in an

    #if false 
...
#endif

    block and try again.

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