How to compile with SimpleAudioEngine

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How to compile with SimpleAudioEngine

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Started 2 years ago by mazebr
Latest reply from Steve Oldmeadow

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mazebr
Member

Hi there,

I'm using the template from http://iphonedev.net/2009/07/28/how-to-install-cocos2d-08-project-template/ for my cocos2d projects.
That is Tjweir's template.
I started getting into trouble when using the SimpleAudioEngine, somehow it won't compile.

I keep getting:

".objc_class_name_SimpleAudioEngine", referenced from:
literal-pointer@__OBJC@__cls_refs@SimpleAudioEngine in MenuScene.o
ld: symbol(s) not found

I have even tried searching for a target to include the SimpleAudioEngine from the cocos2d project, but none exist.

How do you guys go about this?

With regards,

Mads

Posted 2 years ago #
dbolli
Member

It needs to be linked against OpenAL.framework and AVFoundation.framework etc. Have a look at the Denshion Demo in 0.8rc release or greater and see which additional frameworks are needed.

Regards,
Derek.

Posted 2 years ago #
Steve Oldmeadow
Administrator

Why don't you use the MyFirstGame.xcodeproj from the final release of 0.8? It has CocosDenshion already set up.

Posted 2 years ago #
mazebr
Member

Thanks Steve - I tried your example as a template and it works as a charm, however I would like to rename the project to something else - do not want to send an application to Apple with the name "MyFirstGame" ;-)

I have tried renaming using the script from http://mohrt.blogspot.com/2009/01/renaming-xcode-project-from-command.html

This breaks the static links though - any idea as how I can fix that?

Posted 2 years ago #
Steve Oldmeadow
Administrator

I can't claim credit for the example, it is something Riq put together as part of the official release. I guess we need to put something in the wiki about how to rename the project. Personally I just go in and manually change the project name in XCode, only takes a few minutes. Maybe you should ask the author of that script how to fix the static library, maybe he hadn't tested it with projects that include static libraries.

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