Add xcode libjpeg linker instructions in readme#15
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Hi,
While it compiled fine on
of_v0.12+macos 10.15with Qtcreator and makefiles, I had a hard time getting it to run with Xcode; I was getting the version mismatch error stated in the readme.It turns out that linker argument order is important for loading dylibs, and the PG puts them at the end for newly generated xcode projects.
Forcing the embedded one by moving it to the first position resolved my issue. Readme message added.