Compile the. A library file used by iOS

The first is the source file that needs to be compiled into. A

hello.h :

#ifndef __include_hello_h__#define __include_hello_h__void HELLO (const char *name); #endif//End __include_hello_h__

hello.c

#include "stdio.h" void Hello (const char *name) {    printf ("Hello World%s\n", name);}

1. Create a library Project with Xcode

2, to configure

Remove the original. h and. M:

Add the above. C and. H to the project:

Configuration item minimum configuration is iOS6.0

3, compile, get libhello.a

Open to the directory, you can view, has generated the emulator's. A library and the real machine. A library

4, in the test project to test the generated . A library

Simulator's:

The real machine (need to load the library note is not the same):

5. Merge the real hangar and simulator library into one piece

Use Lipo-create (three files to merge together)-output (file name merged together)

First I copy these two files to the desktop, then modify the corresponding name, one for libhelloi386.a and the other for libhello7.a, and then execute the following command on the terminal:

6, the entire test project (including iOS test Project and Lib Library project)

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Compile the. A library file used by iOS