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I created a static library project which generates an “a” file.
I included this “a” file to another project as a static library.
The only way I could use the classes in this static library was to copy all header filed over as well as the “a” file.
Is it possible to avoid copying the header files, and still be able to use and import classes from this static library?
The best option I could find is here:
http://www.cocoanetics.com/2010/05/making-your-own-iphone-frameworks-in-xcode/
…basically, you can jump through a few hoops to package your static library as a Framework. The Framework will create an internal copy of your header files, so you get access to them automatically when you include it in your project.