Re: Adding (static) libraries to target
Re: Adding (static) libraries to target
- Subject: Re: Adding (static) libraries to target
- From: Fritz Anderson <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 10 May 2005 14:51:02 -0500
On 10 May 2005, at 2:10 PM, Justin Walker wrote:
I would like to create a static library within the project to
contain those files, so that the other programs can consist of one
file, plus libraries.
I can create the library in the project and build it, but I cannot
seem to persuade Xcode to add this to a target (newly created). I
create the new target, successfully add the primary source file and
a few other libraries, but when I try to "add existing
frameworks...", and navigate to the built library, it is greyed
out. I haven't found an alternate way to add the library.
Call a non-library target "the product." Two tasks: Make the library
a dependency for the product; and add the library to the product's
link phase.
1. Make the product the current target.
2. Open the product's target info (double click the product's icon
inside the Targets group) and in the General pane, press the plus
button at the bottom of the Direct Dependencies list. Select the
library; press Add Target. Now changing the library will force a
rebuild of the product.
3. The library appears in a "Products" group in the Groups & Files
list just above the Targets group. Drag its icon from there to just
below the product's icon in the Targets group, which should expand to
show the build phases. Drop the icon into the "Link Binary With
Libraries" phase. Now it'll link.
Equivalent to 3: Select the Products group, or the Project icon in
the Groups & Files list. In the Detail list that appears in the right-
hand part of the window, set the checkbox next to the library.
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Fritz Anderson
Consulting Programmer
http://resume.manoverboard.org/
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