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Library style for building frameworks
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Library style for building frameworks


  • Subject: Library style for building frameworks
  • From: John Ashley Burgoyne <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2003 17:32:43 -0500

Hello,

Does anybody know what the appropriate value is for the LIBRARY_STYLE build setting when building a framework? The documentation has me confused, as does Xcode's behavior. If I have it right, Xcode uses DYNAMIC when creating a new Cocoa framework project, but STATIC when creating a new Cocoa framework target within an existing project. The release notes add that when left unset, the default value is DYNAMIC, but that all new targets override the default and set LIBRARY_STYLE to STATIC. The release notes also directed me to the man page for dyld, but the man page also failed to answer my question.

The more I think about it, I get confused about the appropriate value for applications, too. My instincts tell me that most frameworks should be set to DYNAMIC and most applications should be set to STATIC, but are my instincts correct?

Thank you in advance for any ideas,

John Ashley Burgoyne
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