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Re: Unit Testing frameworks problem - 2.4
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Re: Unit Testing frameworks problem - 2.4


  • Subject: Re: Unit Testing frameworks problem - 2.4
  • From: Byron Wright <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2006 20:33:19 -0700

Hi Chris,

I found a solution but not the cause, after reverting to an older version of my project file I noticed that a bunch of the build settings paths got lost "somehow", as if the environment variables such as "$(BUILD_DIR)/$(CONFIGURATION)" where not set? I am really at a lost as to how this might have happened. Another reason it might be working now is that I quit and relaunched XCode, danced 3 times around by desk and sprinkled bone dusk over my peripherals after reverting back to my older project file. For a small fee I now provide onsite ritual services to help troubleshoot mac dev problems (should work on any problem really).

thanks for all the advice,
Byron


On Aug 15, 2006, at 8:00 PM, Chris Hanson wrote:

On Aug 15, 2006, at 3:30 PM, Byron Wright wrote:

I have a framework project with unit tests that I know worked fine in 2.2 (The last time I updated the framework and it's tests). Today I attempted to build the framework and its tests and am getting unresolved symbols when trying to link the framework with my test bundle. I followed these instructions http:// developer.apple.com/documentation/DeveloperTools/Conceptual/ UnitTesting/index.html but still cannot successfully build my test bundle.

My test bundle is setup with a direct dependency on the framework. Here are the relevant build results.

By "direct dependency" I assume you mean you set the test bundle *target* to have a direct dependency on the framework *target*. You also need to make the test bundle *product* link against the framework *product*.


Assuming that your framework target and your test bundle target are both in the same project, you can just drag the framework product from the Products group into your test bundle target's "Link Frameworks & Libraries" build phase. That will cause your test bundle to link against your framework.

  -- Chris


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