Setting up framework headers and resources from the Xcode project.
Setting up framework headers and resources from the Xcode project.
- Subject: Setting up framework headers and resources from the Xcode project.
- From: AEC Software - Óscar Morales Vivó <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 9 Jun 2006 12:06:14 -0400
I'm trying to create a private framework for our application. For
convenience purposes (at least during development) I wanted to add
the headers to the framework as it is done for so many others.
Problem is, the Framework project templates in Xcode 2.3 don't
include that option and I'm not sure what's the best way to go about
it. I also haven't found anything in the documentation. It also seems
there's nothing in developer.apple.com about that. So I don't know
whether I'll need to create everything manually (the symlinks etc.)
or if there's something that Xcode will do for me there automagically.
As another question: when executing a private framework, I know the
executable path is set to the application that is calling it. My
framework is a wrapper for a UNIX library that looks for some
resources, so I'm wondering if to find them I also need to start
looking from the application's executable (and so they would be
contained at "../Frameworks/MyFramework/Resources" or somewhere else).
Thanks in advance for your help:
Óscar Morales Vivó
AEC Software
email@hidden
www.aecsoftware.com
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