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mlStructuring multi-framework projects
FROM : Todd Blanchard
DATE : Mon Apr 11 02:34:09 2005

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I've got an app I'm working on that will rely on 3-4 frameworks - which
I am evolving along with the app to some extent.  The frameworks are
open source goodies and come with xcode projects to build them.

Long ago in ProjectBuilder classic, there was a concept of a
subproject, which was pretty much a project within a project that you
depended on.  It was possible to make one project a subproject of
another and then building the top level project forced the subprojects
to build.

I see it is possible to create a framework target in a project, but is
there a way to simply point xcode at the other xcode project and tell
it that this project depends on that one?  I've fiddled around quite a
bit and it doesn't seem like it but I could be missing something.

Or do I have to recreate the build settings from the other project in
mine and essentially duplicate the build info?
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