On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 10:17:29 -0800, Brent Marykuca <email@hidden> wrote: The nice thing about frameworks is that they're self-contained packages that contain code, headers and sometimes even documentation about a particular library. That makes them very convenient to work with. But am I correct in understanding that the code inside a framework must always be a dylib, so the framework has to be installed ? Is there any such thing as a static framework? I'm imagining some kind of standardized package containing a static library and headers that I could just drop into an Xcode project and then not have to worry about setting up header and include paths, etc. Does such a thing exist? Is there an alternative that is similar?
The nice thing about frameworks is that they're self-contained packages that contain code, headers and sometimes even documentation about a particular library. That makes them very convenient to work with. But am I correct in understanding that the code inside a framework must always be a dylib, so the framework has to be installed ? Is there any such thing as a static framework? I'm imagining some kind of standardized package containing a static library and headers that I could just drop into an Xcode project and then not have to worry about setting up header and include paths, etc. Does such a thing exist? Is there an alternative that is similar?