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Re: Bundling framework with application
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Re: Bundling framework with application


  • Subject: Re: Bundling framework with application
  • From: Bill Cheeseman <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2004 05:59:15 -0500

on 2004-01-11 4:13 PM, Daniel Hazelbaker at email@hidden
wrote:

> Does this functionality (still) exist?  I would like to bundle a framework
> within my application so it does not have to be installed separately in the
> (~)/Library/Frameworks directory.

It works fine for me in Xcode, the same way I did it in ProjectBuilder. I
can't remember all the details as I sit here. I use a shell script phase to
set the execution path in the framework and a copy phase to place the built
framework into the proper place in my application bundle.

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