Loading a bundle with Ruby on MacOS?

[thomthom]

@mootools.software

Note: I have created my plugin project using licensed_ruby_extension SDK sample as a template.
This sample generates a static library with a bundle extension and so mine.
hello_world sample has exactly the same problem : bundle extension but the project generates a dynamic library.
So, at least using the appropriate extension would be more conventional and less confusing.

Note that we’re currently missing the C API symbols in the SketchUp application. All except the SUGetExtensionLicense. What we see people have done is link against SketchUpAPI.framework - but that shouldn’t be done. You end up with duplicate symbols and linking to the standalone lib instead of the app. It will appear to work in many/most cases, but eventually you’ll run into crashes and incorrect behaviour. We’ll be making sure the symbols are correctly exported in upcoming release.

@mootools.software

So, at least using the appropriate extension would be more conventional and less confusing.

We used the convention which Ruby has been using .so on Windows (even though they are .dll files) and .bundle on Mac (even though they are dylib).