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[Vincent Richefeu <richefeu@xxxxxxxxx>]

> > "_FSGetCatalogInfo", referenced from:
> >    Wm3::System::GetPath(char const*, char const*)in miniWm3.os
> >    Wm3::System::GetPath(char const*, char const*)in miniWm3.os
> >    Wm3::System::GetPath(char const*, char const*)in miniWm3.os
> > "_GetProcessBundleLocation", referenced from:
> >    Wm3::System::GetPath(char const*, char const*)in miniWm3.os
> > "_GetCurrentProcess", referenced from:
> >    Wm3::System::GetPath(char const*, char const*)in miniWm3.os
> > "_FSRefMakePath", referenced from:
> >    Wm3::System::GetPath(char const*, char const*)in miniWm3.os
> BTW we don't use Wm3System.h ourselves at all, it is there because  
> the sthings we use (Vector3, Quaternion etc) include that file for  
> some memory-related routines. I wanted to keep the files as they are  
> originally in case we ever upgrade to newer wm3 version, but that  
> doesn't seem very likely at this moment anyway. So you can probably  
> just delete GetPath from the header and .ccp file and see if it  
> compiles. If it doesn't, it isn't really needed.
>
> HTH, V.

This problem is solved thanks to your help.
I added env.Append(FRAMEWORKS=['CoreServices','Carbon'])  to the  
SConstruc.

How can we 'test' the platform with scons (or python)?
I would like to write something like:

if "platform is macosx"
	# ...
else
	# ...

for information, both lib*.dylib and *.os are generated:

$ ls -al ../build-vr/lib/
total 192
drwxr-xr-x   5 richefeu  staff    170 27 aoû 18:19 .
drwxr-xr-x  10 richefeu  staff    340 27 aoû 18:20 ..
-rwxr-xr-x   1 richefeu  staff  45104 27 aoû 18:19 libminiWm3.dylib
-rw-r--r--   1 richefeu  staff    877 27 aoû 18:19 miniWm3.cpp
-rw-r--r--   1 richefeu  staff  43600 27 aoû 18:19 miniWm3.os

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