On Mar 1, 2016, at 06:57 , Alex Zavatone <
email@hidden> wrote:
Does anyone know which build setting controls this?
Controls what? Many of the resources handled by Xcode have a “compiled” form, often with an extension that has a “c” on the end.
There’s normally no need to be aware of this. Both NSStoryboard and UIStoryboard have:
— a class method “storyboardWithName:bundle:” that takes a storyboard name without any extension, and
— NSBundle has a class method “bundleForClass:”, and
— the framework object that’s looking for the bundle knows what its own class is.
That should make locating the storyboard a trivial exercise. Is that not working for you?