More on OSX port

From: Stephen J. Sanders (ssanders@ku.edu)
Date: Sun Sep 01 2002 - 23:26:54 EDT

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    OK,
I've just finished replaying a run using bratmain under Macintosh OSX 
(Darwin).
However, the only way I'm able to get this working is to explictly load 
all of the brat libraries
that are not actually needed  by the bratroot or bratmain programs.  I 
do this using gSystem->Load()
and run through all of the libraries in the script BratLoad.C (except 
for those used for the main programs--if
I load one of the libraries already needed to link the programs, I run 
into problems with "lost" instances
of classes).  

My question is if I'm doing explicitly what is implicit on the other 
systems that brat runs on.  In particular,
I'm wondering if my problem is related to the way Darwin treats dynamic 
load libraries and loadable modules
differently.  When I use gSystem->Load() I reference the module (.so) 
files.  However, when I initially link the
program I need to supply references to the dynamic library (.dylib) files.

...steve

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