Re: Beginner Questions (was no subject)
Re: Beginner Questions (was no subject)
- Subject: Re: Beginner Questions (was no subject)
- From: Jim Wrenholt <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 16 Feb 2006 11:10:47 -0600
On Feb 16, 2006, at 8:39 AM, Daniel Jalkut wrote: Now coming from the Windows Visual C world, I first thought I'd be better off making a project for each of these things and then somehow linking them together so that when I build App, it builds the others as well. Well this just didn't work. If I changed a source file in the statlib project, it wouldn't compile the dynamic lib or App.
Question one is - Can it be done this way, and is it the best way to do a project like this? Question two - is there any sort of 'Solution' concept in XCode like there is in Visual C?
Yes it can be done this way. I don't know what solutions are entirely but it sounds like what you're getting at is that Visual C lets you have "uber-projects" that contain other projects. I think the difference with Xcode is that any project can behave in this fashion - you just have to add other projects to it.
you might want to also investigate Frameworks.
and Bundles
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