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Cross-project dependencies and frameworks



Hello there.

I have a project for which I must provide source code to a customer, I'd like to do this by giving them svn access to the repository.
They can access the application source code, but not the code of some frameworks used in this application.
So I tried to play with cross project dependencies, and that is where troubles began.


Say a project called PrivateFramework in its own directory, I include the xcodeproj file of this project in my application, and use products listed below to link with and use in copy build phase of my main application.

The problem is that public headers of this framework do not appear in my application project (expanding the triangle shows no files) and the build fails. If I add by "existing framework..." the framework build, everything is fine, I see the headers.

I red somewhere that I should use common build locations for every parts of my projects, that's what I did, without success.
#import <PrivateFramework/header.h> does not work.


According to you, should I file a bug report, or am I missing something obvious in the doc about that ?

Thanks for your help.

Yann Bizeul • yann at tynsoe.org
Cocoa Developer

Tynsoe Projects
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http://projects.tynsoe.org/


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