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Re: Subdirectories in Framework Public Header


  • Subject: Re: Subdirectories in Framework Public Header
  • From: "Sherm Pendley" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 4 May 2008 13:24:27 -0400

On Sun, May 4, 2008 at 10:46 AM, Steve Sisak <email@hidden> wrote:
Sorry if this is a duplicate -- I posted it a couple days ago and never saw it come back from the list.

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I know a recipe for this has been posted in the past year, but my google-foo is failing me in finding it.

I'm in the attempting to package an open source library which has subdirectories in its public headers as a framework and trying to figure out how to set up the Copy Headers phase to reflect this.

In other words, I've got:

./headers/foo.h
./headers/macosx/foo.h

and want to end up with

MyFramework.framework/Headers/foo.h
MyFramework.framework/Headers/macosx/foo.h

At the moment Xcode is trying to copy both headers into MyFramework.framework/Headers/ and complaining that there are 2 rules to copy the same file.

You might try using a shell script build phase instead of a copy files - something like this:

    cp -R $SOURCE_ROOT/macosx $BUILD_DIR/$BUILD_STYLE/MyFramework.framework/Headers

sherm--

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