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Re: OCUnit on Xcode .. I'm lost.
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Re: OCUnit on Xcode .. I'm lost.


  • Subject: Re: OCUnit on Xcode .. I'm lost.
  • From: Mike Zornek <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 14:36:12 -0500

On 2/18/04 12:42 PM, "Marco Scheurer" <email@hidden> wrote:

>> From its
>> documentation
>> on how to install it for Xcode:
>>
>>> * Copy the tools from Extras/Xcode Integration/Tools in
>>> ~/Developer/Tools.
>>> * Copy the templates from Extras/Xcode Integration/Templates in
>>> ~/Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer Tools.
>>> * Build the SenTestingKit framework project.
>>
>> I got the copying stuff down but need more direction when it comes to
>> building the "SenTestingKit framework project".
>
> There's nothing special about this. Just build it and optionally
> install it where you want it. For instance, we put all our built
> products in a "Build" directory, and our frameworks are found "Relative
> to Build Product", so there is nothing more to do (no need to install
> in /Library/Frameworks for instance). Of course if you install
> SenTestingKit in a special place you need to add it correctly to your
> projects, but then this is more a "how to use frameworks in Xcode
> projects" question than an OCUnit question.

Come to think of it, this is a "how to use frameworks in Xcode projects"
question, though it is specifically related to my pursuit of using OCUnit --
which would be used my cocoa developers, hence my posting to the list.

So, I opened up the the SenTestingKit framework xcode project, hit build
(Note: By default it seems to be in development build style. Is this ok?),
noticed it built successfully, and then noticed a new build folder created
with the following inside:

SenTestingKit.build
SenTestingKit.framework

According to you I can "optionally install where [I] want". Which I take to
mean I can leave them where they are. I do so, open up the Person example
and build to find these errors:

TestPerson.h:10: SenTestingKit/SenTestingKit.h: No such file or directory
TestPerson.h:15: error: cannot find interface declaration for `SenTestCase',
superclass of `TestPerson'
Person.m:10: SenFoundation/SenFoundation.h: No such file or directory
Person.m:21: implicit declaration of function `ASSIGN'

How do I install the framework properly?

~ Mike
-----
Mike Zornek
Web Designer, Media Developer, Programmer and Geek
Personal site: <http://MikeZornek.com>
New Project: <http://WebDevWiki.com>
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