Quote: Originally Posted by
iamgnat 
Sounds like something weird is happening with your CarFrontEndAPI compile. Did a Clean All on both projects (before installing CFE from the installer) have any effect?
No
Quote: Originally Posted by
iamgnat When you tried the cfe_test.m test, was your copy of the framework still in your Framework search path (e.g. /System/Library/Frameworks, /Library/Frameworks, or ~/Library/Frameworks)?
The first time I compiled it, I had the framework I built in ~/Library/Frameworks. That didn't work but when I read your response above, for kicks I deleted CarFrontEndAPI from /library/Frameworks (the one used by the installer), re-verified that I couldn't build CarFrontEnd given the version of CarFrontEndAPI that I built and then moved it to ~/library/frameworks, then moved that same CarFrontEndAPI to /library/frameworks and then the build worked! Weird... I admit I'm fairly new to Apple programming -- I just thought ~/library/frameworks was a fair place for the api.
Quote: Originally Posted by
iamgnat When you build CarFrontEndAPI, do you get any warnings? (I know CFE itself has a couple)
-dave
None...
So, to summarize, I can build CarFrontEnd using the version of CarFrontEndAPI built locally. It's a little odd that it only works when the api is in /library/frameworks and not ~/library/frameworks but, what can you do? Thanks for your help Dave
-Andrew