On Oct 31, 2011, at 5:50 AM, Bruno Berisso wrote:

> I can complete the first requirement, but the second one is driven mi creasy. 
> When I change some code in "B" and execute "A" Xcode compile the project "B" 
> but don't relink to "A" with the last version of "B". Instead keep using the 
> previous version of the library. So every time I change "B" I must clean the 
> entry project to force Xcode to relink to the last version of "B".

This should work, so something’s clearly wrong with the way the 
project/workspace is set up, but without details it’s hard to give advice.
- What version of Xcode?
- Are the two projects in a common workspace (Xcode4), or have you added the B 
project to the A project to set up a dependency?
- Are you sure that the B library that A links is the exact same build product 
created by the B project?

—Jens

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