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Re: Linking to Embedded Carbon Framework
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Re: Linking to Embedded Carbon Framework


  • Subject: Re: Linking to Embedded Carbon Framework
  • From: Jens Miltner <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 08:54:42 +0100


Am 12.02.2008 um 02:08 schrieb Rick Langschultz:

Hello Everyone,

My application embeds a framework into the @executable_path/../ Frameworks folder in my application

This framework is the Xerces framework and has the xercesc folder in the Headers folder of the framework. How can I provide this header folder in the Header search paths definition of my application?

I tried @executable_path/../Frameworks/Xerces.framework/Versions/A/ Headers but that didn't work, and get about 360 errors.

Any suggestions?

You'll need to include "$(CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR)/$ (FRAMEWORKS_FOLDER_PATH)" in your framework search path (if you use framework style includes for the xerces headers, otherwise include that path with Versions/Current/Headers appended in your header search paths).


However, this assumes that the copy files build phase that copies the framework into your application is executed before compiling the files. Also, the dependency check might become confused because it's run before the framework is copied.
My experience is that it's better to include the framework's original location in the search paths (i.e. the location where you copy the framework from). That way, Xcode will get the dependencies right when the framework changes...


</jum>

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