Re: Importing framework include files
Re: Importing framework include files
- Subject: Re: Importing framework include files
- From: Chris Hanson <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 15 May 2008 21:57:32 -0700
On May 15, 2008, at 9:33 PM, R.L. Grigg wrote:
You need to ensure your framework is actually linked by your
target. You can do this by making it a member of your target: Just
Get Info on the framework within Xcode, switch to the Targets tab,
and click the checkbox next to the target that's going to use the
framework.
Yes, my framework already had the checkbox next to it clicked (with
a checkmark in blue) for my target. I didnt check it, it was already
checked. BTW, this is a vanilla build. I havent modified any of the
project settings from their defaults.
If you twist down your target in the Targets group, and look in its
Link Binary With Libraries build phase, do you see your framework?
Your framework needs to be in there in order to be linked as part of
your application build. When you add the framework to your project,
and choose in the resulting sheet to add it to a target in the
project, the framework should automatically be routed to that build
phase. However, if for whatever reason that didn't happen, you should
just put it in there yourself by dragging its entry in the Groups &
Files tree under your project into the phase.
-- Chris
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