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Building a framework within an app's project


  • Subject: Building a framework within an app's project
  • From: Tom McHale <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 06 May 2014 12:17:52 -0700 (PDT)

An a priori apology if this is a newbie question.

I have a framework, foo, and an application, foouser, that are both in their own Xcode projects. What I want to do is add the foo project to the foouser project and have foo build before foouser in the foouser project.  How does one do this or am I just not hitting? The Apple docs say:

Adding an Existing Project to a Workspace

Add an existing project to a workspace to add a product to a multiproduct development endeavor. 
  1. In the project navigator, Control-click in the empty space below the list.
  2. Choose Add Files to “<Workspace_Name>”.
  3. Navigate into the folder containing the .xcodeproj file to add.
  4. Select the .xcodeproj file and click Add.
But when I do that I see foo.xcodeproj in the project navigator but it does not build when I build focuser. I must be missing something.

Thx,
Sandip

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