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Organize Xcode with private dev framework as dylib with debug/release
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Organize Xcode with private dev framework as dylib with debug/release


  • Subject: Organize Xcode with private dev framework as dylib with debug/release
  • From: Nicholaz Beresford <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 01 Apr 2008 15:05:34 +0200


Hello!

We are using a couple of base C++ classes in all our applications and want to add them to the applications as linked dynamic libaries. This is working so far, but I have a question how to organize this in Xcode.

I have it running fine with just the debug build but am wondering how to organize it, so that the debug/release builds are linked against the respective versions of the dylibrary. So far we have the dylib added under Frameworks and as a build copy step but I can't seem to make these dependent on the debug/release version (the dylib is in a relative path in it's build/debug and build/release folder, like ../stuff/build/debug/stuff.dylib).

We're using Xocde 2.4 on Tiger.

Any thoughts how to organize, reorganize or achieve this?

Thanks!


Nick


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