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Reputation: 570

Use relative paths to link library file

My xcode project links to the TestFlight library (libTestFlight.a) and the project is also under git (locally) which I then push up to bitbucket.

I then pull the project down to my macbook pro. However the first build fails because its trying to find the libTestFlight.a file using a path that is relative to my iMac. I can change the project settings and all is OK, but I'd like to avoid this happening on every refresh between machines.

I can't seem to find a way to make the linker find the file relative to the xcode project directory.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 137

Answers (1)

footyapps27
footyapps27

Reputation: 4042

If your bundle contains the static library, then in Build Settings you can put the value

"$SOURCE_ROOT"

No matter which machine your code runs in, it will always point to the correct root folder.

The same can be given for Header Search Paths.

Upvotes: 1

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