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I know, this has been asked a few times, but mostly for Xcode 3.x. For the iPad, I have two projects both living in a common workspace Foo, a view-based application and Foolib, a static Cocoa-Touch library the former depending on the latter. I seem unable to work out how to add that dependency. It's not well explained in the documentation, so I tried the following: Click on the Foo project in the Navigation Area on the left, Select Build Phases up the top and expand the Target Dependencies section Click the plus button, but the resulting list is empty. I have also tried to drag/drop the .a file into that section, with little success. Also, the documentation states If the build product of one project in a workspace is dependent on the build product of another project in the workspace (for example, if one project builds a library used by the other project), Xcode discovers such implicit dependencies and builds in the correct sequence. I wonder how Xcode discovers those dependencies. Is Apple saying I don't have to add this target dependency at all? But then how would Xcode discover that one is using the other? Last but not least, I will need to get the .h files from Foolib across to Foo somehow. What is the recommended way of doing that? Obviously, I don't want to just copy them. With frameworks the header files come included, but what do people generally do when working with static libraries that they themselves develop in parallel. A nudge in the right direction would be much appreciated. Thank you.

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