README: Reflect recent changes to the Xcode framework setup#212
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DivineDominion wants to merge 2 commits intofletcher:developfrom
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README: Reflect recent changes to the Xcode framework setup#212DivineDominion wants to merge 2 commits intofletcher:developfrom
DivineDominion wants to merge 2 commits intofletcher:developfrom
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I'll need to review, since I now use Cmake directly to include libMultiMarkdown in other projects, rather than dragging the |
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At least step 5 can safely be removed from the source; see There's no "Copy Files" build phase anymore. |
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Just tested with a fresh Xcode project; all of the steps I mention are still necessary to get libMMD running in Xcode with ObjC |
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The "Copy Files" phase doesn't exist anymore, and I added a note about framework lookup.
Closes #199