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Re: xCode not finding header files of included frameworks
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Re: xCode not finding header files of included frameworks


  • Subject: Re: xCode not finding header files of included frameworks
  • From: David Alter <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 3 Nov 2005 15:26:44 -0800

I thought I would follow up on this. I have continued to try a number things to resolve this issue, with no success. So I did want was suggested by one person. I reinitialized my hard drive, reinstalled the OS, then reinstalled the developer tools, downloaded SimpleStickies. Now it compiles.

I only did this on my test computer. It looks like that is my only option to resolve this so I guess I will be doing it on my development system as well. It seams like a very heavy handed approach. Seeing how none of the other solutions suggested fixed the issue, I guess it is the only answer I have that works.

If anyone ends up figuring out what the real issue is. I would be interested to learn the fix.

enjoy
David

On Oct 31, 2005, at 9:38 AM, Chris Espinosa wrote:


On Oct 31, 2005, at 9:16 AM, David Alter wrote:


I'm still looking for some input on this issue. Based off of the handful of emails I received from the last time I posted this, it sounds like other people are looking for answers to this issue as well.

If I download the SimpleStickies example from Apple developers site. When I try and build it, it does not compile. It is telling me that one of the header files is not found. The header file in question is part of the SyncServices framework. This is an issue at compile time and not during Linking.


Could you please add -v to your Other C Flags target build setting, compile, and post the full build transcript (or, if it's too long to post, mail it to me)? That turns on verbose logging, and lists all the search paths the compiler is using to look for your header files.

Chris


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