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Creating umbrella frameworks?
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Creating umbrella frameworks?


  • Subject: Creating umbrella frameworks?
  • From: Marcel Weiher <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2001 22:35:54 +0200

Hi folks!

Yet another question on framework packaging. I would like to create an umbrella framework similar to some of the frameworks in /Syste/Library/Frameworks, for examples ApplicationServices.frameworks. I would also like to hide quite a bunch of frameworks (22 at last count...) inside one big wrapper-framework. I can't really hide them all inside an application wrapper because they need to be referenced (among others) from a command-line tool.

So, is there any way to specify a location for these frameworks that is relative to the location of the umbrella framework containing them, like '@executable_path/../Frameworks' for frameworks in an application wrapper?

I have tried that ( the '@executable_path ...' trickery) and linking fails. I also don't want to hard-code the full pathname to the sub-framework (e.g. /Library/Frameworks/WrapperFramework.framework/Frameworks/ ) in the install-path because (a) it's ugly, (b) it disables the ability to place the framework somewhere else on the framework search-path or inside an app-wrapper and (c) there may be different wrappers including different sets of frameworks.

Thanks,

Marcel

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