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Re: How did they build ScreenSaver.framework (a framework containing a tool that uses the framework)?
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Re: How did they build ScreenSaver.framework (a framework containing a tool that uses the framework)?


  • Subject: Re: How did they build ScreenSaver.framework (a framework containing a tool that uses the framework)?
  • From: Finlay Dobbie <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 21:56:51 +0100

On 25 Jun 2004, at 20:31, Dan Bernstein wrote:

What I mean is something like Apple's ScreenSaver.framework and its
ScreenSaverEngine.app. Syntacticly it's a circular dependancy, but
obviously one can link against the framework even before its bundle
resources are built. So, is there some clever way to set up the
targets, build steps and dependencies in Xcode such that a single
Build command will do everything?

Well, I'd guess that that ScreenSaverEngine target depends on the ScreenSaver.framework target, then has an installation phase which copies it inside the framework. I can't think of any "clever" way of doing it.


 -- Finlay
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