If a C++ plug-in links
to a custom shared library, special steps must be taken.
Windows: The shared library (ending in .dll) must go into either Maya's own bin directory or one of the directories
in the user's PATH environment variable.
Linux: The library (ending in .so) must go into either Maya's own lib directory or one of the directories
in the user's LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable.
Mac OS X: The library (ending in .dylib) must go into Maya's own Maya.app/Contents/MacOS directory.
When linking the library you must use the -install_name
@executable_path/libName.dylib flag on OS X 10.4, or the
the -rpath flag on
OS X 10.5.
