Files shown in red can't be found at the path given.
If you do a Get Info on the file you can correct the path. If it's a
framework shared by several projects it's worth putting it in a
location that won't move and can be reached by them all. You might
also want to look into setting up a common build folder.
The crash is probably due to the framework being not found at run time
(because it couldn't be found at compile time and so wasn't copied to
the correct destination within the app). If the app can't be linked to
its frameworks at launch time, launch is simply aborted, and the
Finder displays no explanation (on the Mac - no idea what happens on
the godPhone).
--Graham
On 27/09/2009, at 1:12 PM, Erg Consultant wrote:
When I drag a bunch of frameworks from one Xcode project to another,
their names are listed in red in the destination project. I know
they exist because the original project works fine and I can do a
"Reveal In Finder" to verify that they exist? The project being
dragged *to* however crashes on launch even though I've verified the
frameworks also exist at the paths listed in that project. I am
using iPhone SDK 3.1 and XCode 3.1.3.
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