Can't link to the OpenAL lib

I'm trying to run tutorial 1. When I try to compile it reports symbol not found errors for what looks like all the OpenAL calls. I have checked to be sure the framework is included and points to the right version in the iPhone SDK. Any ideas what could be wrong?

Thanks,
Chris

OpenAL comes by default with XCode... maybe reinstall?

I tried removing it and re-adding it to the project to no avail.

I've tried other tutorials with the same result so maybe my version is bad.

Dude, I have absolutely no idea... maybe reinstall Xcode from scratch this is like a basic framework that comes with the iPhone SDK, I don't see any reason why it would be missing or be unavailable at compilation time...

If someone have a better guess than me on this one please share it in order to help Chris...

Sorry,

Cheers,

OK for anyone who runs into this later here is the answer:

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=6280337#post6280337

It's the last post. The quick answer is to rename the OpenAL.framework folder that is in /Libraries/Frameworks. For some reason XCode is trying to link the iPhone (ARM processor) with Mac OS X (Intel processor) libraries.

Interesting... tks for sharing the solution!

cgriffin wrote:OK for anyone who runs into this later here is the answer:

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=6280337#post6280337

It's the last post. The quick answer is to rename the OpenAL.framework folder that is in /Libraries/Frameworks. For some reason XCode is trying to link the iPhone (ARM processor) with Mac OS X (Intel processor) libraries.

You can also simply remove the OpenAL framework in /Libraries/Frameworks, at least in my experience. This install does not seem to be part of the standard system, but I never could figure out what installed it.

It is it comes by default with the official iPhone SDK... since beta4 (the one that receive GL), I fully upgrade every new version and reinstall from scratch every time and I never had to select anything to add the OpenAL framework... it always been installed by default with the rest.

Cheers,