Using Workspace in XCode 4

Workspace in XCode

1) Create new Workspace (refer as WS)

2) Configure Workspace Settings
File > "Workspace Settings"
> Build tab
> Advance > Build Location > Derived Data Location

3) Add project to WS (refer as P), make sure it runs.

4) Configurating (P) "PROJECT > Build Settings"
> "Search Paths"
> "Always Search User Paths" = "Yes"
> "User Header Search Paths" = "../(libraryFolderName)/(libraryFolderName)"
OR
> "Header Search Path" = "../(libraryFolderName)/(libraryFolderName)"

> "Linking" > "Other Linker Flags" = "-ObjC"

5) Add library project to WS (refer as L), by right clicking on empty space in the "Project Navigator"
(Optional) Make sure library project "TARGET > Build Settings > Deployment > Skip Install" = "Yes"
(Optional)  If you plan test static library and have categories in it, add argument to "Other Linking Flags" and set it to "-ObjC"

6) Drag (L) into (P)

7) Configurating (P) "TARGETS > Build Phases"
> "Target Dependencies"
> Add (L) to list
> "Link Binary With Libraries"
> Add (L) to list

* Update the above steps is tested in old version of XCode 4.1

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