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Damian Dudycz
Damian Dudycz

Reputation: 2800

Build framework with multiple targets

I have a project, that is divided into few targets (Cocoa Touch Frameworks). Some of these targets depends on others. I would like to create a single framework from this, that will contain all the targets, so that I can just import this framework into new application, and use all the code inside all of my targets. How can this be achieved? I have read something about Umbrella frameworks, but I couldn't make it work.

This is how the project is divided into targets:

 - Observation
 - BackgroundTask
 - Placement
 - ZIPFoundation
 - NetworkOperation   Dependencies - Observation
 - LocationService    Dependencies - Observation, BackgroundTask, Placement
 - World              Dependencies - Observation, LocationService
 - AugmentedReality   Dependencies - Observation, LocationService
 - FindloAR           Dependencies - AugmentedReality, NetworkOperation, World, Placement, Observation, ZIPFoundation

And from all this I would like to create a single universal framework, named: FindloFramework for iOS

Could someone guide me on how to do this?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 524

Answers (1)

Colin Cornaby
Colin Cornaby

Reputation: 746

This is not currently possible on iOS. Umbrella frameworks are Mac only.

I've had conversations with Apple engineers at WWDC about this, and have submitted a bug. My guess is they're trying to minimize the amount of dynamic linking occurring at runtime.

You need to take all your code and put it into a single framework target.

Upvotes: 1

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