Hi all,
I'm doing some development that requires linking to a
custom framework. This framework, after being built,
is moved into /System/Library/Frameworks where other
projects link to it. I have been able to link to and
use this framework with no difficulties.
...until upgrading to XCode 2.2. Now, when I attempt
to compile a project that requires this framework, I
get the error message "error:
myframework/myframework.h: No such file or directory".
The old projects created with XCode 2.1 still build
fine. That is, if I double-click on the old project
file and then build, there are no problems.
Specifics: I'm creating a C++ command line tool. The
framework, called "myframework", is added to the
project and target, and I use the include directive
#include <myframework/myframework.h>. This worked fine
up until XCode 2.2.
Any idea what's causing this problem, and how to fix
it? I don't have time to fight with XCode and if I
can't get this figured out in short order I'll have to
uninstall 2.2 and reinstall 2.1.
If this has already been discussed (and resolved)
please point me to the archive reference. I did a
search but came up empty-handed.
Thanks!
-Josh Senecal
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