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mlRe: Structuring multi-framework projects
FROM : Annard Brouwer
DATE : Mon Apr 11 13:25:38 2005

What I would also recommend, depending if you want to include the
framework as a private framework as shown in the video by the esteemed
Mr. Rentzsch, is to create an additional target in the original
framework (e.g. "Project X embed"). That way you can easily build the
framework for embedding and/or other purposes. The "Direct
Dependencies" mentioned here will show you this new target as well. I
needed to do this since I want to include a private framework in a
bundle but maybe use that framework in another way by installing it in
~/Library/Frameworks.

Cheers,
Annard

On 11 Apr 2005, at 08:49, Anish Kumar wrote:

> Now the last thing, get the info(property) of your application's
> target and in the GENERAL tab of info window you can see something
> called "DIRECT DEPENDENCIES:". Here just add your framework project's
> TARGET (not the framework app) and XCode will take care of the
> dependencies for you.

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