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I have created a project in xcode which creates a “.a” file. fine, this works! but now I want to give this .a file to another company, who have to develop with this classes. when I’m create a new project and add the .a file in the new project, no files could be found. for example: when I link to the “XRActionView.h” file or so (which is part of the .a file). I only want to deliver one file and no sources! is this possible?
thx
A library only contains compiled binary, not the header files. In order for your client to use the library, you need to ship the header .h files as well.