Re: location of frameworks at runtime
Re: location of frameworks at runtime
- Subject: Re: location of frameworks at runtime
- From: Michael Monscheuer <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 06 Dec 2003 13:34:24 +0100
First you should add a copy rule to your application target, which
copies the framework to application bundles' framework directory (set
destination to "Frameworks" by opening "Get Info" of copy rule an add
the framework product by dragging to the rule).
This makes things easier...
Then you open the "Get Info" of the framework target.
Select build tab and set INSTALL_PATH to @executable_path/../Frameworks
Additionally you have to add the framework to your project targets which
shall use the framework.
I found, that this method doesn't enable Xcode to trace the framework
when debugging. So I added an additional copy rule to copy the framework
into applications' build directory, because if the framework folder
additionally is located at /build/myprogram.build the debugger can step
in and out the framework.
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