I have a project that has a dependency on a static library. In Xcode 3.2.3 the project that builds the library is setup as a direct dependency in the target settings so that the library is built whenever the main project is built.
I can t for the life of me figure out how this is supposed to work in Xcode 4. I haven t changed any project/target settings but the dependent library will not build. Has anyone successfully setup library dependencies so that they automatically build in Xcode 4?
Without breaking NDA, I highly recommend watching the WWDC 2010 videos for session 308 - Developing Your App with Xcode 4 and session 314 - Building and Distributing Your App with Xcode 4. Setting up dependencies in Xcode 4 is demonstrated in these videos.
If those videos are unable to answer your specific questions, I recommend heading over to the Apple Developer Forums to ask the engineers themselves.
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