FROM : Damien Sorresso
DATE : Mon Jul 31 20:31:14 2006
If I have a project that is cross-referencing another project, can
the referencing project obtain the environment variables from the
referenced project somehow? Basically, I've got a framework in one
project and an application in another which uses that framework. I've
got the dependencies set up and everything, but I need to include the
header from the framework project's product. For some reason, the
targets in the cross-referenced project don't show any files under them.
So what I basically want to do is add the referenced project's
SRCROOT to my header search paths. Any ideas on how I'd go about
doing this?
--
Damien Sorresso
Macintosh Developer
Computer Infrastructure Support Services
Illinois State University
damien.<email_removed>
DATE : Mon Jul 31 20:31:14 2006
If I have a project that is cross-referencing another project, can
the referencing project obtain the environment variables from the
referenced project somehow? Basically, I've got a framework in one
project and an application in another which uses that framework. I've
got the dependencies set up and everything, but I need to include the
header from the framework project's product. For some reason, the
targets in the cross-referenced project don't show any files under them.
So what I basically want to do is add the referenced project's
SRCROOT to my header search paths. Any ideas on how I'd go about
doing this?
--
Damien Sorresso
Macintosh Developer
Computer Infrastructure Support Services
Illinois State University
damien.<email_removed>
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