RE: Linking debug/release app with debug/release framework?
RE: Linking debug/release app with debug/release framework?
- Subject: RE: Linking debug/release app with debug/release framework?
- From: "David Litwin" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 4 May 2006 11:05:35 -0700
- Thread-topic: Linking debug/release app with debug/release framework?
Yeah, you can't get around the shared build location issue. I tried as
well (with shared libraries) but it's just something XCode needs.
Try a run script phase instead of a copy build phase to copy your
framework from the shared location into your app bundle. I use the run
script as opposed to the copy build phase as I had some other script
work to do as well. I use:
cp $CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR/<my shard lib>
$CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR/$EXECUTABLE_FOLDER_PATH
but I want my shared lib next to the app. You may have to use some
other value if you want it in a "Frameworks" folder.
David Litwin
BigFix, Inc.
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[mailto:xcode-users-bounces+david_litwin=email@hidden] On
Behalf Of Paul Cezanne
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 10:43 AM
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Subject: Re: Linking debug/release app with debug/release framework?
Hello
I have a framework that I've built and I use in several applications. It
is
a private framework however so I do not install it anywhere. The
applications copy it to their own bundle.
I'm converting to Xcode 2.2 (from 1.1, don't ask!) and I bumping up
against
the build configurations issue. I want the Debug applications to use the
Debug framework and the Release applications to use the Release
framework.
This issue seems to have generated a lot of messages in the archives,
but
I've not found a solution yet. I'm hoping that someone here has had the
same
problem and can share their solution.
I can't claim to have read all the message in the archives all but this
message from Chris Espinosa seems to imply that what I am doing is
wrong.
http://lists.apple.com/archives/xcode-users/2006/Jan/msg00941.html
The problem is that I do not have a shared build folder. I really can't
do
that. The framework is delivered to customers along with a sample
application as well as being used in our other products. There is no one
common folder I can say that everyone uses.
Here's how I built my application's project. I dragged the framework's
.xcodeproj file into the application's Groups and Files folder, adding
it to
the application Target. I then open the Target and made the framework
target
a Direct Dependency.
I then flip the disclosure triange down in from the framework's project,
select the .framework file and then click the checkbox so it is added to
the
application target. (When I do this my framework is added to the 'Link
Binary with Libraries' Build Phase, as expected.)
If I build now my application it fails to run successfully. You see,
there
is no Frameworks folder in its bundle. (If I manually copy the correct
.framework in, my app runs fine.)
So I added a Copy Build Phase, set the destination to Frameworks, and
dragged the .frameworks file to it from the flipped down triangle above.
When I build this it fails with a PBXCp error. PBXCp is looking in the
application's build area, not in the framework's build area for the
.framework folder.
How can I get this to work? Thanks for any help.
Paul
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