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Asked: May 12, 20262026-05-12T00:16:42+00:00 2026-05-12T00:16:42+00:00

I have created a static library following this link . But I am facing

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I have created a static library following this link.

But I am facing Problems in using the library. For reference on how to use static libraries in an iPhone project I followed this link .

But I am stil struggling with the “How to implement static libraries in any other iPhone project?” question.

Thank you all.

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    2026-05-12T00:16:43+00:00Added an answer on May 12, 2026 at 12:16 am

    You can use cross-project referencing as in the posts but this has several downturns.

    I use this setup that works on Xcode in general (not only for the iPhone) and adds compile-time static library version control.

    I put my static libraries in ~/Library/MyLibraries/, the .a archive along with their public headers. This way you can have different versions of them:

    ~/Library/MyLibraries/
                         /MyLib-1.0.0/Headers/header1.h
                                             /header2.h
                                     /libmylib.a
                                     /libmylib_debug.a
                         /MyOtherLib-2.1.0/Headers/...
                                          /libmyotherlib.a
    

    Then in Xcode settings add the user variables:

    LIBRARIES_DIR      $(USER_LIBRARY_DIR)/MyLibraries
    MYLIBRARY_LIBROOT  $(LIBRARIES_DIR)/MyLib-1.0.0
    

    and modify the settings

    HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS $(MYLIBRARY_LIBROOT)/Headers
    OTHER_LDFLAGS       $(MYLIBRARY_LIBROOT)/libmylib.a
    

    Now change MYLIBRARY_LIBROOT to choose your library version. More on this blog post by me.

    If you want to keep it simple then just compile the library and setup HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS and OTHER_LDFLAGS.

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