[rrlangly]

I'm having a really hard time trying to make two separate projects, one is a dylib, and the other is an application that depends on the dylib. Here's what I have done.

Created a cocoa framework (for my dylib).
Created a cocoa application (which depends on the dylib).
Added a new target of type framework to the dylib project.
In the "Copy Headers" build phase of the framework target, I added all the header files.
The dylib builds successfully and under Products, the "My.framework" font turns black.

I then drag the "Products/My.frameworks" target of the dylib project into "Linked Frameworks" group of the application project.

I drag the "Linked Frameworks/My.framework" file from the app project into the "Copy Files" target of same project, rename "Copy Files" to "Copy Frameworks".

I click "Build and Run" from app project and get these errors.

Code:
ld: framework not found My
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Command /Developer/usr/bin/gcc-4.2 failed with exit code 1

Any help much appreciated.

[CharlesS]

When you link the framework, make sure the install path in Xcode’s settings is set to something that begins with @loader_path or @executable_path. Read the man page for dyld for details.

[rrlangly]

I guess this is where I'm confused. I added @executable_path/../Frameworks to the Installation Directory under Deployment of the build configuration of my dylib project as found in another tutorial, but it's the app project that can't find it.

My projects dirs look like this ...
Projects
|- MyAppProj
|- MyDyLibProj

I'm trying to better understand how I would package projects up for a release. Hopefully I'm going about it correctly.

[wadesworld]

Use otool -D to see the install_name recorded in the Framework.