xcode target dependencies between two projects

xcode dependencies nsbundle
notsurewhattodo picture notsurewhattodo · Mar 10, 2013 · Viewed 7.2k times · Source

I have a problem with setting dependencies in XCode 4 between separate projects. Currently, I have two projects in the same workspace. The first project have a Framework amongst it's products. I would like to use this framework in the second project, as a dependency for Bundle target.

First project build successfully. However, the second one claims that it cannot access headers from the framework, although it exists in there. I added the framework to Build Phases -> Link Binary With Libraries section of my target, but this does not help. I was looking for an answer, but all I found were suggestions to add library on the Summary page. Unfortunately, in opposite to Application targets, Bundle target does not have this pane. Is there any other place where should I add the framework?

Answer

David M. picture David M. · Mar 19, 2013

This answer describes the current procedure for adding a library dependency, including headers: https://stackoverflow.com/a/9726445/382938

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