On May 7, 2006, at 9:08 AM, Patrick Perroud wrote:
My XCode 2.2.1 project is a carbon framework using MacOSX10.4u.sdk
and a target build architecture set to "ppc i386".
This framework has public headers - to go into 'A'.
Adding a new build phase to copy these headers at building time
doesn't work since the built framework doesn't have any "Headers"
folder into "A".
I'm getting quite bored of doing this manually everytimes - the
real thing then the symlinks - therefore there is my question:
how could I set my XCode project so it would create this missing
"Headers" folder into "A" at building time, letting me copy my
public headers in there using a simple "Copy" build phase?
Have you set up the project according to the guidelines in
"Creating Versioned Frameworks" in the Xcode user guide?
Specifically, set the Framework Version build setting to "A" .
Chris
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I think I do: the framework tree looks correct - it just doesn't add
the Headers folder.
And since you mentionned the Framework programming guide - the tree
is exactly similar to the one shown on page 14 of the PDF
documentation (2006-03-08)
IOW - it was created without the "Headers" folder I need.
On page 15 - it is said that "to create additional directories in
your frameworks, you must add build phases to the appropriate target
in XCode".
It also says that "the Copy Files build phase lets you create
directories" - but I was unable to do that.
So - I guess the overall issue could be summarized to this: how do we
create folders with the Copy Files build phase?
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