Re: Setting up target dependency
Re: Setting up target dependency
- Subject: Re: Setting up target dependency
- From: Jean-Daniel Dupas <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 7 May 2008 02:45:14 +0200
Le 7 mai 08 à 00:23, Jerry Krinock a écrit :
On 2008 May, 06, at 7:57, Jean-Daniel Dupas wrote:
You have to use the items that are in the "Products" folder in the
Xcode tree. Drag and drop them into your Copy build step.
Like this, Xcode will copies debug tools when your configuration is
debug and release tools when your configuration is release :-)
Jean-Daniel, does this also work for dragging in private frameworks
from a different project?
I've never been able to get Debug►Debug and Release►Release
private frameworks using a Copy Files Build Phase.
What do you mean by "Xcode tree"? Does not seem to fit with "source
tree" and if you mean the "Products" at the bottom of "Groups and
Files", that's what I've always used and not been able to get
private frameworks from a different project properly copied.
Actually, Copy Files won't accept a drag of a product from another
project directly, so I have to do it in two steps, (1) drag product
from other project into Groups & Files and then (2) drag from Groups
& Files into Copy Files. But then during building it copies
Release►Debug and Release►Release :-(
In fact, Copy Files accepts a drag and drop of a product from another
project, but the copy operation will failed saying that to file xxx is
not found. AFAK, it can work but only if your framework and your
product are built in the same directory (Xcode searchs your private
framework next to the application you are building, generaly in build/
Debug or build/Release and not in the dependent target build dir). If
you plan to use this framework in only one project, you can edit the
build settings of the framework project and set the build dir to the
same directory for both projects, but if you plan to use this
framework in many project, I'm not aware of any simple way to
workaround this limitation.
Maybe I'm missing something, but actually, I'm using a script build
step that create a symlink of my private framework into the target
build dir.
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