SEMISOLVED: Re: private frameworks
SEMISOLVED: Re: private frameworks
- Subject: SEMISOLVED: Re: private frameworks
- From: Niko Matsakis <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2005 14:14:17 +0100
Problem semi-solved: after searching the archives and reading a bit
more, I realized that the "installation path" property on a framework
is in fact a clue for where to find the framework, not instructions
on where to put it. I have now managed to get my app to run, though
I have not successfully been able to include the Framework project
into the Application project (I get an error in the Copy Files step;
it claims not to be able to find Oaxaca.framework).
Thanks to those who wrote me on the matter.
Niko
On Nov 1, 2005, at 11:48 AM, Niko Matsakis wrote:
I have a utility Framework I have developed that I wish to include
in an application of mine as a private framework. I have read the
"Framework Programming Guide" and tried tof follow its directions
but they don't seem to work.
I did deviate from the guide in one respect: it recommends adding
the Framework's source into your application project: this strikes
me as a good idea if this framework is only used by one
application, but if it is used by many then it makes more sense to
have a separate project for the Framework itself. If this is
wrong, let me know, but it seems like otherwise there will be
configuration for the same framework duplicated among many
different projects.
I also tried to include the framework project into the application
project by reference, but in this case I get the same error. I
could not find the installation directory that is mentioned in the
Framework Programming Guide (which I am supposed to set to
@executable/../Frameworks or something like that).
Anyhow, what I tried eventually is to add a "copy files" step to my
project which copies the referenced Oaxaca.framework into the
Frameworks directory of the application. I have verified in
Terminal that the file is present. This seems to be what the
Framework Programming Guide suggested, although they said to do it
via the "install path" from the framework target. As the framework
target is not in my project, I thought I'd try a different route.
Unfortunately, it doesn't work (see msg below). Any advice?
What I don't want is for users to have to install the Framework
separately from the Application. I definitely want the Application
to be self contained.
[Session started at 2005-11-01 11:43:25 +0100.]
dyld: Library not loaded: /Users/niko/Library/Frameworks/
Oaxaca.framework/Versions/A/Oaxaca
Referenced from: /Users/niko/proj/flash/build/Development/
Flash.app/Contents/MacOS/Flash
Reason: image not found
Niko
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