Thanks for your answer.
Let my explain it in more detail. I'm using XCode4 with a workspace that
contains both projects, the configuration is as follow:
Add B as dependency of A through the "Build Phases" -> "Link Binary With
Libraries"
Set up the workspace to build all the projects in the same
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
> prev
Hi all.
I hava tow projects, ket say "A" and "B", "A" is a stander iOS project and "B"
is a static library project. What I need is:
- If I compile "A" for iOS device then Xcode should generate "B" for iOS device
and link it to "A".
- If I change some code in "B" and then run "A" Xcode should rec
