Creating a library (.a) on Mac OS X and Xcode

Question

I am porting some code from Linux to Mac OS X. Code is a static library that you add to your code. Basically, after compiling the code, you get MyLib.a, which can be associated with any project you want. I manage the "project" through the Makefile.

Is there a way to have an Xcode project that ultimately creates the same library? How?

Thanks for the help.

Answer 1

Of course. You do not say that, but I assume that you are using C or C ++ as the source.

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