Re: Custom Frameworks, building and using
Re: Custom Frameworks, building and using
- Subject: Re: Custom Frameworks, building and using
- From: Don Willems <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 13:32:59 +0200
Yes, That solved my problem.
Thank you very much,
Don
Hello...
In the Xcode project where you are building the framework, open the
"Targets" subgroup and click on the Framework target. In the file-list
type view, it should show all of the files that are included in the
framework target.
There is a column called "Role" that determines if the headers are
public or private. Make sure that all of the headers that need to be
used by your plugins are listed there, and have the role set as
public.
After you have cleaned and built your project, open up the resulting
framework and make sure that there is a link there called Headers
(that points to Versions/current/Headers/). Although it should be
created automatically, if you need to you can make it yourself from
the command line using ln (do "man ln" for details on making links).
Hope that helps,
Louis
My problem is that the second project does not compile because it
cannot find the headers in the framework (or the framework itself for
all I know).
This is the compile error I get:
/Users/wonco/development/Cocoa/RISPlugin/RISPlugin.h:10:40:
BibXPluginKit/BibXPluginKit.h: No such file or directory
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