dyld problem about antlr3-objc2.0-runtime

[Yqnn]

I just recompiled the framework, it changed the message (acondit turned into my user name).
So I copied the framework into my Library folder, and now it works !

Is there any way to embed the framework into an app ? (without having to copy its in Library).

[muggins]

The import statement should read #import <ANTLR/ANTLR.h>
that causes it to import ANTLR.h from the ANTLR.framework
I will try to upload the fixes to GitHub tomorrow. Then you will need to re-download the fixes and rebuild ANTLR3 jar because it is a fix to ObjC.st template. There are a number of recent changes that I will be posting as well. Largely stuff related to effort to implement Stringtemplate.

AFAIK the answer is no, it is built as a framework.

[Yqnn]

I'm not an expert in framework developing, but I know frameworks that can be embedded in an app package (in *.app/Contents/Frameworks)

Examples :
Sparkle : http://sparkle.andymatuschak.org/ ,
BWToolkit : http://www.brandonwalkin.com/bwtoolkit/ ,
Growl : http://growl.info/

Edit : I have found documentation : http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/MacOSX/Conceptual/BPFrameworks/Tasks/CreatingFrameworks.html%23//apple_ref/doc/uid/20002258-106880

[muggins]

Sweet, so now if you want to embed a copy of the framework in your application you know how. Thanks for finding the info.

By the way I uploaded the fix to the import header statement last night.

[Yqnn]

I tried the new version. There are still some problems :

There is a double-quote after the import : #import <ANTLR/ANTLR.h>", it produces a syntax error.

Secondly, in the parser file, I got something like that :
set14=(ANTLRCommonToken)[input LT:1];
set14 = (ANTLRCommonToken *)[input LT:1];
If I remove the first line, it works well.