I'm unable to find an iOS framework on OS X using find_library, but it works
well if I create a symbolic link to the same target from the standard
framework location: ${CMAKE_OSX_SYSROOT}/System/Library/Frameworks. I'd
like to avoid a symlink in my system folders in order to get this working.
Given the following symbolic link and iOS framework target on OS X:
The following 4 lines in my CMakeLists.txt file (ADD_LOCAL_FRAMEWORK shown
at bottom):
lead to the following failure and success messages. Is there a workaround
for this, or does the CMake find_library command only work with the standard
system path? How would I fix (or debug) this?
The find_library macro is as follows:
Note: I removed an earlier post from last week after isolating the problem
to this scenario, since most of the details from that post are now
irrelevant.
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