This question is so simple that I can't believe I still can't
figure it out. I'm compiling a framework in Xcode and I just added
a .h/.c file pair. I put the .h file in the "Copy Headers" build
phase and included it from the main framework include file, and
that's working. Then I put the .c file in the "Compile Sources"
build phase. Xcode just isn't compiling it -- I can put blatant
syntax errors in there and it doesn't complain about them.
I'd like to keep the project confidential, unfortunately, but given
this description, does anyone see my (probably outrageously simple)
mistake?
Did you actually add the file to your framework target? There's a
column of checkboxes indicating Target Membership in the detailed
file list. Make sure that when your framework target is selected,
your .c and .h files have checkboxes by them.
-Prachi
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