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Re: Xcode losing a framework's headers
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Re: Xcode losing a framework's headers


  • Subject: Re: Xcode losing a framework's headers
  • From: Jens Miltner <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2004 09:15:49 +0100

Am 16.01.2004 um 05:53 schrieb Pete Yandell:

I've got a framework that I've built that works just fine on my machine but, when it's added to a project on another person's machine, builds fail. Expanding the framework in Xcode shows the Headers folder in red as though Xcode can't find it.

Has anybody seen behaviour like this before? I'm completely stumped as to why this would happen.

What we've tried so far:
- Checking the framework in the Finder on both machines show that everything is where it should be and all the internal aliases in the framework are correct.
- Creating a new empty project and adding the framework doesn't make any difference. It works just fine on my machine but dies on the other one.
- Adding an older version of the framework built with Project Builder to the Xcode projects works just fine on both machines.

Did you check the header file's path specifics? Maybe it's an absolute path, so on your machine the header can be found, but if it points to some non-standard directory structure (read: directory structure not provided by the system) , it won't be found on other machines...
Or maybe it's project relativ, but the framework is actually installed outside the project directory, so it depends on where your project is located?


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