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Framework subgroups, and Framework header directory creation
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Framework subgroups, and Framework header directory creation


  • Subject: Framework subgroups, and Framework header directory creation
  • From: Joseph Goldstone <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2004 15:27:49 -0700

Can someone explain two Xcode concepts to me, for which I cannot find any documentation?

Firstly, within a new Cocoa Framework project's "External Frameworks and Libraries" group, there are two subgroups: "Linked Frameworks" and "Other Frameworks". What is the difference between the two, and if I am adding a .dylib or .framework created elsewhere to my project, in which of these two should I place it? (Or should I place it within "External Frameworks and Libraries" but outside the subfolders?)

Secondly, in the generated .framework product, there is no Headers directory (parallel to Resources in the hierarchy). The Xcode documentation of the Headers build phase says that it "Installs header files with Public or Private roles in the appropriate locations in the product." [their capitalization of Public and Private]. That is absolutely the only mention I can find of what goes on in this phase. How do I set my header files to be Public or Private? After trying for about 90 minutes I have to say that, at least to me, the way this is done is not particularly intuitive.

Thanks.
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