[absmiths]

I created a framework in XCode basically just to see what the bare minimum looks like. I only have one public method in it which does nothing. When I try to link against it, however, I get some error about accessing files in non-existent places. Here is the error I get:

Code:
dyld: /Users/user2/Software/build/Software.app/Contents/MacOS/Software can't open library: /Users/user1/Tarkin/build/Tarkin.framework/Versions/A/Tarkin  (No such file or directory, errno = 2)

Software has exited due to signal 5 (SIGTRAP).

In this case, user1 was the user I was logged in as when I created the framework, then I copied it over to user2's account and did the build from there. As I mentioned, there is actually nothing in this framework except for some header files and the standard (empty) binary. Why is the framework remembering a link to the user which created it? That doesn't seem right in any circumstance.

By the way, if I grab the Stuffit file from the Stuffit framework and copy it into my framework and rename it, all goes well . . .

Any clues?

[Detrius]

The framework should be in a Library/Frameworks folder. If you are trying to access it with two users, it might not be a bad idea to put the compiled framework in /Library/Frameworks.


Your statement of what you did is actually quite ambiguous. You are using ambiguous terms like "it" and "the build." If you can give an unambiguous description of what you did, we can help better.

BTW, I would recommend creating and building the framework in only one user account. Make sure you compile it as deployment. Then, put the framework file in /Library/Frameworks. Then, log in as the other user and add the framework from /Library/Frameworks to the application project. You shouldn't have any problems. Really.