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Xcode asks you to choose a file name and password. Edit for Xcode 4. Picture for Xcode 4. Picture for Xcode 5. Will edit or comment if done here with appropriate links Basically it works like this: Create a build script that calls xcodebuild for each needed platform target The Xcode library project has to contain a script to drop the built libraries in a directory the build script can find Additional headers have to be copied by a "Copy files" target action The build script has to merge all library builds with lipo Add the build script as "Run Script" target to your build, but be aware you do not create an infinite loop or just call it from terminal for creating a release build In your main project add the library subproject You can then distribute the output dir with the copied header files and the lipo merged universal library and use the library normally as subproject in your workspace as you would do normally it builds and links only the needed libs then, not the universal lib but that should be no problem This does not in fact solve the problem of creating DSYM files for the library.

Hope that helps. Download Xcode 6. Mount the. Evan Anger. Only authorized users can answer the question. Please sign in first, or register a free account. Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged : xcode. Make sure it completes all the way through to the "Code Sign" step.

If the build fails, or you don't get to the final Code Sign step, something's gone wrong. Close the build results window. Control-click on the app name and select "Reveal In Finder". In the finder, control-click on the app name and choose "Compress" to create a zip file of it. Privacy Contact. Show me 4. Select your app in the list of targets. That cell of the table might appear empty. In the popover text box that appears, delete all text so the box is empty.

Press return to dismiss the popover. With this setting, Xcode will not sign your app target. Related questions. I develop a Mac app with Qt5, so outside Xcode.

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