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Re: Application bound Frameworks
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Re: Application bound Frameworks


  • Subject: Re: Application bound Frameworks
  • From: Ben Golding <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2003 15:57:54 +1100

On 05/12/2003, at 07:30, Brian Barnes wrote:

I've looked all over apple's site and found everything but the one piece of information I wanted :)

How can I make a framework part of the application bundle. Do I do it the hard way (i.e., drop the framework into app/contents/frameworks/) and then link in the framework from that location? Or is there some switch I'm missing that moves it automatically from another location?

We've just been working through this and had the same trouble trying to find out how to do it.


We eventually got it to work by changing the install location of the framework. That is, select the framework target, get info, and then in the settings there set "INSTALL_PATH" to an empty string; it was /Library/Frameworks.

I wish this was documented somewhere so that I could be sure I was doing it the right way.

	Ben.
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