Using *optional* Frameworks in Xcode
Using *optional* Frameworks in Xcode
- Subject: Using *optional* Frameworks in Xcode
- From: Michael Marino <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 8 Dec 2007 10:53:29 -0800
Hi all-
We develop a software of which a small part depends upon a third
party framework. That is, there is some additional functionality
that exists by having this framework but it is by no means essential
to the running of the program. I know that a framework can be weakly
linked if it might not exist on a machine, but we would actually like
to check its existence during the build phase. Weakly linking
requires a framework to exist on the building computer.
We have a distributed team of developers working on this code and
so the main distribution method we use is through an svn server
because the software is changing daily. However, we want to make it
possible for our developers to build the project even if the
framework doesn't exist on their machines. Does anyone have an idea
of how to do this? Perhaps a script that is run at build to check
the existence of a framework or maybe make the piece that depends
upon the framework more of a plugin?
Any suggestions would be greatly helpful.
Cheers,
Mike
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