I've copied a .a library into my xcode project. Actually, I've copied two versions of it: one for the simulator, one for the device. Each in its own folder. Each assigned to the appropriate target.
Still, the XCode build process wants to find the library via -L/-l to the directory I copied the library from! And, worse, it insists on using the path from my simulator target when building my device file.
I've checked the Get Infos about six times, and they all look sensible.
How do I get xcode to just pass the pathname inside the project to the linker instead of mucking with -L/-l?
Perhaps the strangest part is this:
ld: warning: in /users/benson/x/rli_iphone/rlp/lib/i386-ios4-gcc42/libbteuclid.a, file was built for unsupported file format which is not the architecture being linked (armv6)
That pathname there is not visible in any settings I can see in the xcode project. It was where I copied the simulator .a file from originally.