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From: Lorenz T. <lo...@te...> - 2003-07-26 17:00:14
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Hi John, Sorry for answering so late, but maybe it still helps! > I'm kinda new to cocoa: how exactly do you compile a framework? Just be sure that Project Builder finds all files. If a file on the left is red, the path is wrong. Select it and hit option+i to correct the path! Then select Build in the build menu and the framework will be compiled. You'll then find it in the build folder inside the framework project folder. If you want to add the framwork to your project, select "Project>Add Frameworks..." and search for the compiled framework. If you want to implement the framework in your application (so that users don't have to install the framework), select the Target tab on the left and select the main target. Then select Build Phases in the main view and "New Build Phase>New Copy Files Build Phase" from the menu. Select frameworks and drag&drop the SMySQL framework from the left to the copy files build phase. > Oh and another question: what does embedding and fully embedding do > to=20= > a framework? I think that in the fully embedding target all MySQL C files will be embedded in the framework. It will be bigger, but users do not need to install MySQL. But I'm not sure about that... Please let me know if you need more exact informations! Cheers, Lorenz |