MacOSX 10.8 - Undefined symbols for architecture i386:

[oipoistar]

Everything compiles fine but when linking i get the following error message:

Undefined symbols for architecture i386:
"cOAL_CustomStream::cOAL_CustomStream(tStreamCallbacks const&, tStreamInfo const&, void*)", referenced from:
cOAL_Device::LoadCustomStream(tStreamCallbacks const&, tStreamInfo const&, void*)in libOALWrapper.a(OAL_Device.o)
ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture i386
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status


I made sure that each project and product has i386 set. The compiler used is GCC. I am building in Xcode 4.6.2.

I also check the build .a files, unachieved them and used the file command to check if they are i386 or x86_64 and they all are i386. Also the source file which contains the above missing class/method is included in the build sources list.

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Well, after wasting hours to fix this and giving up and asking for help it took a few minutes to figure it out. For some reason OAL_CustomStreams.cpp was not included in the project but was present on the drive. I just added it and it now compiles and links just fine.

[Urkle]

yeah.. that is because I've been moving everything to using the CMake for OSX and Linux. Sorry about that.

the CustomStream was used in awesomenauts for streaming the theora intro video audio out.

[oipoistar]

yeah.. that is because I've been moving everything to using the CMake for OSX and Linux. Sorry about that.

the CustomStream was used in awesomenauts for streaming the theora intro video audio out.

No problem Should have noticed it earlier.

One more question, the game now runs more or less fine. The issues noticed are the choppy sounds for which i found the solutions for in the other thread and some textures/icons are not transparent. For example the hand when hovering over objects has black borders instead of being transparent.

I copied the assets from my windows installation. Not sure if that could cause the issues but i somehow doubt it. Any clues?