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Asked: 2026-06-04T12:08:30+00:00

I created a new Xcode project (iOS application, Tabbed Application). Now I’m seeing one

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I created a new Xcode project (iOS application, Tabbed Application).

Now I’m seeing one sample code that Xcode generated for me (that I did not touch at all) and of course, it works on the iPhone simulator.

I am going through the code and though I’m seeing references to the .h files, I do not see any reference in any of the created files to .m files. (as in 

#import "MRTAppDelegate.h"

#import "MRTFirstViewController.h"

#import "MRTSecondViewController.h"

Does the compiler just process whatever .m files you add to the project? Is there a list where they are all accounted for?

p.s. As it is obvious I also have little Objective C background, whatever I could carry from my university C classes.

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  1. Editorial Team

    if you go to build phrases -> compiled sources all the .m as specified there.

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