Mac Os X Lldb Doesn't Have Dyld_library_path

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  1. Oct 09, 2015  Apple Developer Forums / Read Only Archive / macOS betas / OS X 10.11 beta DYLDLIBRARYPATH and make. Disabling system integrity protection doesn't prevent this. Is there any way to allow passing of the DYLD variables to shells and using them from there? At least I would expect this behavior to respect the system integrity protection.
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commented Feb 12, 2016

The install instructions for CUDNN have you add its directory to DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH. Unfortunately, El Capitan changed how that environment variable works: certain executables (maybe everything in /bin?) don't inherit DYLD_* anymore. It has to do with System Integrity Protection, apparently. Unfortunately, since the th command is a #!/bin/sh script, th doesn't inherit the library path and you get

I hacked around this temporarily by setting the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH inside~/torch/install/bin/th, but of course that's fragile. It would be great if somehow cudnn.torch could link directly against a CUDNN library so we wouldn't have to patch the linker to find it.

A workaround I haven't tried might be to put cudnn in ~/lib or /usr/local/lib, since those are on the library path by default.

Edit: some additional info from other projects: oracle/node-oracledb#231

commented Feb 12, 2016

ugh! this has been a horrible move from Apple. I had to deal with some of these after-effects recently.

We'll think of a robust solution against this, like allowing the user to specify the path to the lib at runtime as an option. And thanks for the heads-up.

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Hi all,


I've been struggling to find a proper way to set up DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH variable on Mountain Lion.


I have to use Perl Modules for work purposes but eveytime I try to install some CPAN Module (DBD::Oracle to be exact),perl complains that it can't find the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH and can't continiue with the installation.


Exact error is:


Trying to find an ORACLE_HOME

Your DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH env var is set to '



The ORACLE_HOME environment variable is not set and I couldn't guess it.

It must be set to hold the path to an Oracle installation directory

on this machine (or a machine with a compatible architecture).

See the appropriate README file for your OS for more information.

ABORTED!



I have downloaded the Oracle Instant Client files for Basic,SQLPLUS and SDK but I don't know how to use these?


When I try the commands:


Mac Os X Lldb Doesn't Have Dyld_library_path Name

export PATH='$HOME/.rbenv/bin:$PATH'


Mac Os X Lldb Doesn't Have Dyld_library_path Won

and use my directory path of where the instanclient binaries are located for the part '$HOME/.rbenv/bin' and use 'DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH' for '$PATH' but it doesn't helped me at all.

Still the same errors.What should I download in order to set ORACLE_HOME (DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH) and which files I should point the environemt variable to?


Anyone please help me?


Thank a lot

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