CyberGarage

I builded the framework of CyberLink for C++ using Xcode, and copy the directory to the system framework directory. However I could not include the headers from other Xcode projects as follows.

>cd CyberLink/lib/macx/Xcode/build

>mv CyberLink.framework/ /System/Library/Frameworks/

........

Building target MediaGate with build style Development (optimization:level 0, debug-symbols:on)  (1 error)

......../CyberLink/sample/media/server/macx/Xcode/MediaServer.h:10:34: cybergarage/upnp/UPnP.h: No such file or directory

In file included from ......../CyberLink/sample/media/server/macx/Xcode/MediaServer.mm:9:

Therefore, I builded the CyberLink on the console as the following, and installed the header and the library into /usr/local.

>cd CyberLink

>chmod a+x boostrap configure

>./boostrap

>./configure

>make

>mkdir /usr/local/include/cybergarage

>cp -r include/cybergarage /usr/local/include/cybergarage

>cp lib/unix/libclink.a /usr/local/lib/

Then I added the source codes of the CyberLink to a Cocoa project of Xcode, but the following errors occured because <id>is a reserved word of Objective-C.

Building target MediaGate with build style Development (optimization:level 0, debug-symbols:on) ? (11 errors)

In file included from /usr/local/include/cybergarage/upnp/Service.h:24,

from /usr/local/include/cybergarage/upnp/Device.h:27,  from /usr/local/include/cybergarage/upnp/CyberLink.h:19,

from /Users/skonno/Development/CyberLink/sample/media/server/macx/Xcode/MediaServer.h:11,

from /Users/skonno/Development/CyberLink/sample/media/server/macx/Xcode/MediaServer.mm:9:

/usr/local/include/cybergarage/upnp/event/NotifyRequest.h: In member function `void CyberLink::NotifyRequest::setSID(const char*)':

/usr/local/include/cybergarage/upnp/event/NotifyRequest.h:87: error: undefined type `id', please import 

/usr/local/include/cybergarage/upnp/event/NotifyRequest.h:87: error: parse error before `;' token

/usr/local/include/cybergarage/upnp/event/NotifyRequest.h:87: error: parse error before `;' token

Therefore, I checked the all header files of the CyberLink, and I could merge the following codes for the CyberLink to a Cocoa project of Xcode.

#import <Cocoa/Cocoa.h>

#include <objc/objc.h>

#include <cybergarage/upnp/MediaServer.h>



@interface MediaServer : NSObject 

{

    CyberLink::MediaServer *mserver;

}

- (id) init;

@end



#import "MediaServer.h"



using namespace std;

using namespace CyberLink;



@implementation MediaServer



- (id) init

 {

    [super init]; 

    mediaServer = new MediaServer();

    return self;

}