#Xcode 11 for mac how to#
#Xcode 11 for mac install#
#Xcode 11 for mac full#

Users/me/XCodeApps/SDLTest/SDLTest/SDL2_ttf.framework/Headers/ To “System Header Search Paths”, add: /Users/me/XCodeApps/SDLTest/SDLTest/amework/Headers/Ĭhange the setting for this path to “recursive” Navigate to the “Search Paths” section of the build settings.Įdit “Sub-Directories to Exclude in Recursive Searches” and remove “*.framework”. Click on “Build Settings”, which is to the right of “Info”. Make sure, in the next panel to the right, that, under the “PROJECT” heading, your Xcode project is selected (not under the “TARGETS” heading). SDL_ttf is here: Index of /projects/SDL_ttf/releaseĬopy these frameworks into the same directory as your Xcode project.Ĭlick on your project in the “Project Navigator” panel. Use the following versions of the SDL libraries: This is obviously specific to MacOS, I’m on macOS Big Sur (11.6.2), Xcode 11.4.1. Here’s my recipe (including shocking lameness at the end). Signing Identity: “-” /usr/bin/codesign -force -sign -timestamp=none -preserve-metadata=identifier,entitlements,flags /Users/(me)/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/SDLTextDemo-dtteyamlzkcexqfubjbkpquqwllu/Build/Products/Debug/SDL2_ttf.framework/Versions/A

#Xcode 11 for mac full#

The full code signing error for SDL2_ttf.framework looks like this:ĬodeSign /Users/(me)/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/SDLTextDemo-dtteyamlzkcexqfubjbkpquqwllu/Build/Products/Debug/SDL2_ttf.framework/Versions/A (in target ‘SDLTextDemo’ from project ‘SDLTextDemo’)Ĭd /Users/(me)/XCodeApps/SDLTextFinal/SDLTextDemoĮxport CODESIGN_ALLOCATE=/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/codesign_allocate Seems like SDL2_ttf.framework might need more than I accomplished by trying a basic codesign. In subcomponent: /Users/(me)/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/SDLTextDemo-dtteyamlzkcexqfubjbkpquqwllu/Build/Products/Debug/SDL2_ttf.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/ameworkĬommand CodeSign failed with a nonzero exit code Users/(me)/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/SDLTextDemo-dtteyamlzkcexqfubjbkpquqwllu/Build/Products/Debug/SDL2_ttf.framework/Versions/A: code object is not signed at all That caused the complaints about amework and SDL2_amework not being signed to disappear.

#Xcode 11 for mac install#

Ok, so I typed the following (from my previous posting regarding code signing for SDL2, Install problem - Catalina): Now it’s stuck because some of amework, SDL2_amework, or SDL2_ttf.framework are not signed.

#Xcode 11 for mac how to#

Is there a simple tutorial somewhere that shows how to solve the issue of #including multiple SDL2-related headers for Xcode?Īfter changing “Sub-Directories to Exclude in Recursive Searches”, where I removed the *.framework entry, the compile goes further, and it looks like it is now finding the headers. So it can’t even find the first SDL2 header (that I already fixed a long time ago by making a simlink in the same directory as my source code as mentioned above). I’ve also tried changing all of these to “recursive” and “non-recursive” mode.

I’ve tried including all 3 header locations in these 4 search paths, and I’ve also tried adding the text “$(PROJECT_DIR)” to the bottom of the list of Framework Search Paths. I seem to be having the same (or a very similar problem). That has been a very reliable way to solve my header problems in the past.Īs mentioned, this technique doesn’t work all that well now that I am trying to use SDL_image and SDL_ttf too. Which will place a simlink to the proper headers at the same directory as my c/c++ source files, and then I just: To solve my header situation, since I only had a single set of header files that needed to be added, I would cd to the directory where my source files are, and: This has consistently worked for me in the past, however I have not had to deal with any header issues. In the past, I have always been using a single framework (e.g., the amework), which I would copy to the same directory as my Xcode project file (as suggested by sjr), and then add the amework manually to my Xcode project. I’m trying to #include several SDL2 frameworks for the first time.