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To link binaries to you framework you can from build phase add your needed libraries to your project .. but what if I need to make some thing specific for example I need to customise my framework by adding or deleting binaries.. foe example I want lite version and full version so I need always to delete and add these binaries from "Link binary.." tab Is there any dynamic way like to make different configuration files or some thing?

Mohanad Kaleia
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You'd need to create 2 Xcode targets, one for lite and one for pro, which compile the same source files and link to mostly the same frameworks etc.

You can also add compiler constants to the Build Settings of these targets, which will allow the common source files to behave differently between these target "products".

trojanfoe
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  • Thanks for your reply ..I will try your solution.. I was thinking how the life will be good if I can create a new distribution that will link my libraries with it.. what do you think of this solution: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17443656/conditional-link-static-library-in-xcode-with-environment-variable?rq=1 – Mohanad Kaleia Mar 10 '15 at 10:54
  • @MohanadKaleia I think my idea of using 2 build targets is better. It's easier to manage, more flexible and fully supported by the Xcode UI, not just the command line tool. – trojanfoe Mar 10 '15 at 11:18
  • thanks a lot .. your solution is really good I will go with it .. best regards – Mohanad Kaleia Mar 10 '15 at 11:51