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  • From: Chris Markle <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2012 17:46:37 -0700

When I include static libraries to my Xcode project by including the
static library Xcode project as a subproject, when debugging I am
unable to see the code for the functions that are in the static
library / Xcode subproject. All the products (the static library and
the Cocoa command line app) are all going to the same area in the
DerivedData directories.

Is there some magic incantation to Xcode to make allow me to do
source-level debugging of the static library subproject functions?

Thanks in advance.

Chris
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