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reflect recent changes to the Xcode framework setup
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Expand Up @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ To build from source, download from Github. Then:
cd build
make

You can optionally test using the test suite:
You can optionally test using the test suite from the `build` directory:

ctest

Expand All @@ -59,13 +59,14 @@ In order to use libMultiMarkdown in your Xcode project:
4. Drag the `build-xcode/MultiMarkdown.xcodeproj` file to the root of your
Xcode project as a subproject.

5. Select the `MultiMarkdown` subproject, select the `libMultiMarkdown` target,
and in Build Phases > Copy Files select Products Directory from the
Destination popup menu.

6. Select your root project, select your target, add `libMultiMarkdown` under
5. Select your root project, select your target, add `libMultiMarkdown` under
Target Depencies and `libMultiMarkdown.framework/libMultiMarkdown` and
`libcurl.tdb` under Link Binary with Libraries.

6. Select your root project, select your target, then under Build Settings,
add `$SRCROOT/MultiMarkdown-6/build-xcode/$CONFIGURATION` to the
`FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS` so the `.framework` product can be found.


Warning: if you move the project on disk or update the MultiMarkdown source
files, you need to rerun step 3 above.
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