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 +===== Setting up Xcode =====
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 +Before creating a project of your own, you should make some preparations in Xcode.
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 +Sparrow is linked to your application via Xcode project references. This has the advantage that it’s easy to update Sparrow (just download a new release and overwrite the old one in the same directory) and that you can easily step into Sparrow source code, in case you want to do so.
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 +This has to be done only once: 
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 +==== Xcode 4 ====
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 +  * Add a “Source Tree” variable that Xcode can use to dynamically find Sparrow.
 +    * In Xcode preferences > "Locations" button > "Source Trees" tab > create a new Source Tree variable.
 +    * For Sparrow, create ''SPARROW_SRC'' and let it point to ''/path_to_sparrow/sparrow/src/''
 +    * Be careful: Xcode does not allow the path to contain any spaces!
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 +==== Xcode 3 ====
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 +  - Set up a shared build output directory that will be shared by all Xcode projects.
 +    * In the Xcode preferences, tab: "Building", set "Place Build Products in" to "Customized location" and specify a common build directory (anywhere you want).
 +    * Set "Place Intermediate Build Files in" to "With build products".
 +  - Add a “Source Tree” variable that Xcode can use to dynamically find Sparrow.
 +    * In the Xcode preferences, tab: "Source Trees", create a new Source Tree variable.
 +    * For Sparrow, create ''SPARROW_SRC'' and let it point to ''/path_to_sparrow/sparrow/src/''
 +    * Be careful: Xcode does not allow the path to contain any spaces!
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 +Next section: [[Project Setup]]
  
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