I asked this before on macosx-dev and cocoa-dev, but was referred
to this list.
I need some advice for designing a rather complicated build
structure for an objective-c / cocoa project:
- I have a framework semiBlogBase, which is used both in an
application semiBlog and also in various plugins to this
application. The idea is that the framework defines the datamodel
for the application, the super classes which the plugins extend,
and also provides some helperclasses that can be used by the
various plugins.
- semiBlogBase links against a number of external frameworks, e.g.
Redland and an XMLRPC framework. I have not included the external
frameworks in semiBlogBase; it is not an umbrella framework or
something like that. Instead, these external frameworks are
included in the application.
- Now, it seems that all of the plugins, who link against
semiBlogBase, also have to link against all the external
frameworks, even if they don't directly reference any code from
these frameworks.
- Is that so? Can I somehow get around it? Or am I just doing it
wrong?
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