pudquick · August 6, 2022 16:07 · hashier · Jul 9, 2017
diff --git a/00 - Converting older Python.framework Xcode projects for Xcode 6.md b/00 - Converting older Python.framework Xcode projects for Xcode 6.md
diff --git a/01 - Project Navigator View.png b/01 - Project Navigator View.png
diff --git a/01 - Project Navigator View.txt b/01 - Project Navigator View.txt
 Open the project and make sure you're in the Project navigator view (folder icon).
diff --git a/02 - Select the Project.png b/02 - Select the Project.png
diff --git a/02 - Select the Project.txt b/02 - Select the Project.txt
 Make sure you're looking at the Project settings on the right.
diff --git a/03 - Select Build Settings Section.png b/03 - Select Build Settings Section.png
diff --git a/03 - Select Build Settings Section.txt b/03 - Select Build Settings Section.txt
 Select the Build Settings section.
diff --git a/04 - Change the SDK.png b/04 - Change the SDK.png
diff --git a/04 - Change the SDK.txt b/04 - Change the SDK.txt
 Change the Base SDK to 10.9. Xcode 6 does not ship with 10.8 or earlier SDK.

 You can build 10.8+ targeted projects against the 10.9 SDK.

 Alternatively, for 10.8's SDK specifically, check out:

 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25914235/how-to-get-10-8-sdk-and-5-1-compiler-in-xcode-6
diff --git a/05 - Remove generic Python framework header search path.png b/05 - Remove generic Python framework header search path.png
diff --git a/05 - Remove generic Python framework header search path.txt b/05 - Remove generic Python framework header search path.txt
 Double-click on the setting for Header Search Paths.

 This will give you access to the multi-entry editor.

 Use delete/the minus button to remove the old Python framework entry.
diff --git a/06 - Add specific Python framework header search path.png b/06 - Add specific Python framework header search path.png
diff --git a/06 - Add specific Python framework header search path.txt b/06 - Add specific Python framework header search path.txt
 Follow the instructions at the Apple documentation linked at the top.

 Specifically the section: "Listing 1: Getting compiler flags"

 If you're doing it right, the path you get should be:

 /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/include/python2.7

 Use the plus button to add this path as the last entry for header search paths.

 (You can drag the order after adding them, make sure it's last)
diff --git a/07 - Edit main.m to reference Python.h directly.png b/07 - Edit main.m to reference Python.h directly.png
diff --git a/07 - Edit main.m to reference Python.h directly.txt b/07 - Edit main.m to reference Python.h directly.txt
 Find references in your project for the 'Python.h' header file.

 Since this is primarily a pyObjC application project, that means the 'main.m' file.

 Change the references from: <Python/Python.h>

 To: <Python.h>
diff --git a/08 - Remove reference to Python framework.png b/08 - Remove reference to Python framework.png
diff --git a/08 - Remove reference to Python framework.txt b/08 - Remove reference to Python framework.txt
 Right-click on the Python.framework and delete it.
diff --git a/09 - Drag and drop in libpython.dylib.png b/09 - Drag and drop in libpython.dylib.png
diff --git a/09 - Drag and drop in libpython.dylib.txt b/09 - Drag and drop in libpython.dylib.txt
 Again, following the instructions from Apple above, look at:

 "Listing 2: Getting linker flags"

 Following the instructions, it should give you the path:

 /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/config

 Open that location in the Finder and look for the 'libpython2.7.dylib' file.

 Drag it into the Frameworks section of the project in Xcode.

 When the dialog prompts, make sure 'Copy' is *unchecked*.

 Congrats, you're done!
	Change the Base SDK to 10.9. Xcode 6 does not ship with 10.8 or earlier SDK.

	You can build 10.8+ targeted projects against the 10.9 SDK.

	Alternatively, for 10.8's SDK specifically, check out:

	http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25914235/how-to-get-10-8-sdk-and-5-1-compiler-in-xcode-6
	Find references in your project for the 'Python.h' header file.

	Since this is primarily a pyObjC application project, that means the 'main.m' file.

	Change the references from: <Python/Python.h>

	To: <Python.h>
	Again, following the instructions from Apple above, look at:

	"Listing 2: Getting linker flags"

	Following the instructions, it should give you the path:

	/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/config

	Open that location in the Finder and look for the 'libpython2.7.dylib' file.

	Drag it into the Frameworks section of the project in Xcode.

	When the dialog prompts, make sure 'Copy' is unchecked.

	Congrats, you're done!