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Re: How do I create and use a custom SDK for 3rd party frameworks?
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Re: How do I create and use a custom SDK for 3rd party frameworks?


  • Subject: Re: How do I create and use a custom SDK for 3rd party frameworks?
  • From: "E. Wing" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 23:40:54 -0700

Thanks to Chris Hanson and NSCoderNight (shameless plug) for helping
me figure this out.

The solution was:
1) I need to create a Library/Frameworks folder inside the .sdk and
place the frameworks in there instead of just in the .sdk.
2) It seems that the .plist file is not used/required
3) In the using project, use ADDITIONAL_SDKs to add the path with SDK
to the list, e.g. ~/MyKit.sdk

So this is currently a lack of guidelines or conventions on:
1) How to name the SDK (e.g. ProjectName-{project.version}-{SDK.version}.sdk)
2) Where to tell people to install the SDK (e.g. /Library/SDKs)

Would the community like to try to suggest something here?

Thanks,
Eric
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