Re: Depending on other projects
Re: Depending on other projects
- Subject: Re: Depending on other projects
- From: Sam Carr <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 11:03:39 +0000
I have a similar problem.
I have a legacy PB project that builds a framework that I use in a new
XCode project. To integrate that Framework project I believe would have
to create a new target in the XCode project and recreate all the build
settings from scratch and bring in the source files etc. Ideally I want
to be able to just specify that the existing project is a dependency,
or import it as a new target, or something. For now, since that
framework doesn't change very often it's OK to just build it separately
and link to the framework, but the more general problem still exists.
Sam
On 10 Dec 2003, at 10:55 am, Fraser Speirs wrote:
Hi,
My app depends on five third-party frameworks, some of which come with
native-target projects and some with PB-style targets in their
projects. I don't really want to import the sources for these
frameworks into my main project.
Does Xcode support making a target in one project depend on a target
in another project? Since I can't find any evidence of this, I'm
assuming it doesn't. In that case, I'd like to ask for suggestions as
to how I might automate or semi-automate the process of building my
app and these five frameworks?
I think some kind of way to do this would be a powerful addition to
Xcode. I can't believe that my needs in this situation are wholly
unique.
Thanks,
Fraser
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