dlopen is the way to go. Here are a few examples: Loading a plugin with dlopen: #include <dlfcn.h> … int main (const int argc, const char *argv[]) { char *plugin_name; char file_name[80]; void *plugin; … plugin = dlopen(file_name, RTLD_NOW); if (!plugin) { fatal(“Cannot load %s: %s”, plugin_name, dlerror ()); } Compiling the above: % cc … Read more
As requested: What caused this error for me (after getting the new Xcode) was I would try to run a project in simulator (accidentally in simulator, I never use simulator), but I’d forget to select my device or my device would become unplugged without me noticing, and it will try to run in simulator… so … Read more
Use of ‘@import’ when modules are disabled Error msg says you are trying to use modules by @import when it is disabled. Goto build settings and enable modules or use #import instead. Enable it by changing to YES
Yes you can do this in Visual Studio and it is called Multi-Targeting. Scott Guthrie has a great blog-entry on Multi-Targeting Support in Visual Studio. VS 2008 was the first release of Visual Studio that included multi-targeting support for .NET. What this meant was that you could use VS 2008 to create and edit not … Read more
For off-device testing, look at Robolectric For on-device testing, look at Borachio Bottom line: it’s still very, very difficult to do well. Things are improving (the situation is dramatically better today than it was 6 months ago) but Android is comfortably the most test-hostile environment I’ve ever written programs for.
The “Kohana Tutorial” pages are pants. Not so much for their content, but for the fact that they have a pretty damn unorganised wordpress blog and finding useful info isn’t exactly made easy. What they need is a post/page at http://learn.kohanaphp.com that lists the most important tutorials, rather than forcing you to wade through the … Read more
Click on your project in the Project Navigator on the left side. In General go to “Linked Frameworks and Libraries”. Click on the + button and click on “Add Other” and then add the framework you have downloaded.
The temptation to distribute another framework is understandable, but highly discouraged. I’ll try to explain why that is (with arguments), and also provide some great alternatives that will help in your case. Umbrella framework are intended for use, only when you are the distributor of both frameworks, you have full control over them, and they … Read more
StringTemplate is also a very nice template engine.
I’m here a bit late, but I took PetahChristian’s solution and created a Swift version in the form of an extension. This is working for me. I’ve found that when you try to get a font using a font name and a size using the regular way that it always looks in the main bundle … Read more