Re: Creating a Carbon Framework with header files in multiple sub-directories.
Re: Creating a Carbon Framework with header files in multiple sub-directories.
- Subject: Re: Creating a Carbon Framework with header files in multiple sub-directories.
- From: "Matthew Tobiasz" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2007 11:32:06 -0700
Does anyone have a suggestion as to how I can go about making this kind
framework? Or were framework's not intended to be built like this?
-Matthew
Having a look at some of the frameworks in /System/Library/Frameworks
there is no example I could find of a framework with header files in a
subdirectory below the root "Headers" directory. The one example I could
find of this, is the Boost framework build script [ http://
archives.free.net.ph/message/20071026.232403.0dbc4633.en.html ] suggested
by Joel Beaudoin, however this creates the framework with a build script
not in Xcode.
Would I have to add a "Run Script Build Phase" to move this header files
into the framework?
-Matthew
On 13-Nov-07, at 2:00 PM, Matthew Tobiasz wrote:
Dear, Xcode List:
I have a C++ library that I'm trying to port to a Carbon Framework. I've
been able to successfully create frameworks in the past, however this
particular library I'm porting uses a multi-level source code directory
structure, which is something I don't know how to build in Xcode. The
directory structure is something like this:
src -- a bunch of .h/.cpp files here
src/utils -- more .h/.cpp files
src/timers -- more .h/.cpp files
src/timers/generic -- more .h/.cpp files
... and so on.
Now the public headers in src/timers/generic reference headers in src,
so "../../someheader.h", which works out fine when building the
framework, but since the directory structure isn't maintained in the
bundled framework, things are messed up when I go to include the
framework in another project (since somewhere.h is in the root directory
of the framework not /timers/generic/someheader.h).
So how can I have the public header files bundled into the framework,
reflecting my directory structure?
Thanks,
Matthew
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