Combine Two Xcode Projects with common files

Question

I have two xcodeprojects named as Master.xcodeproj and Slave.xcodeproj .I had added static library on Slave.xcodeproj and added that as a sub project in Master.xcodeproj. Slave.xcodeproj has a viewcontroller SlaveViewController and Master.xcodeproj have a viewcontroller MasterViewController .

Now, if I want to load SlaveViewController from a button click of a MastViewcontroller.m is that possible?

UPDATE:

Ok you can reference the files of Slave project with #import"SlaveLibraryName/SlaveViewController.h" . But the problem now I am facing is that I am getting duplicate symbols messages from the library since the Slave had files that were referenced from Master project and those files were added to static library. how to overcome that ?

Answer 1

Yes. All the code from each project can be available so you can do this normally by importing the header of SlaveViewController and instantiating it (or by segueing to one in a storyboard). One complication with a static library is that it will not automatically add resources such as images, xibs, or storyboards to your target project.