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The key in Xcode is to configure your Search Paths correctly. Also in the build/lib folder none of these libraries are added, so I just copy/paste those lib's into project. Here are some pics of the Search Path config and where I add libraries with copy/paste. Hope this helps.

The key in Xcode is to configure your Search Paths correctly. Also in the build/lib folder none of these libraries are added, so I just copy/paste those lib's into project. Here are some pics of the Search Path config and where I add libraries with copy/paste. Hope this helps.

The key in Xcode is to configure your Search Paths correctly. Also in the build/lib folder none of these libraries are added, so I just copy/paste those lib's into project. Here are some pics of the Header and Library Search Path Paths config and where I add libraries with copy/paste. Hope this helps.

The key in Xcode is to configure your Search Paths correctly. Also in the build/lib folder none of these libraries are added, added with CMake build, so I just copy/paste those lib's into project. Here are some pics of the Header and Library Search Paths config and where I add libraries with copy/paste. Hope this helps.

The key in Xcode is to configure your Search Paths correctly. Also in the build/lib folder none of these libraries are added with CMake build, so I just copy/paste those lib's into project. Here are some pics of the Header and Library Search Paths config and where I add libraries with copy/paste. Hope this helps. helps. I suppose I could have grouped all the lib's in a folder to make it neater...but I add a little chaos on purpose to break my OCD habit of over organizing. ;o)

The key in Xcode is to configure your Search Paths correctly. Also in QT looks similar to Xcode so maybe this will help. In the build/lib folder none of these libraries are added with CMake build, so I just copy/paste those lib's into project. Here are some pics of the Header and Library Search Paths config and where I add libraries with copy/paste. Hope this helps. I suppose I could have grouped all the lib's in a folder to make it neater...but I add a little chaos on purpose to break my OCD habit of over organizing. ;o)

The key in Xcode is to configure your Search Paths correctly. QT looks similar to Xcode so maybe this will help. In the build/lib folder none of these libraries are added with CMake build, so I just copy/paste those lib's from CMake build into project. Here are some pics of the Header and Library Search Paths config and where I add libraries with copy/paste. Hope this helps. I suppose I could have grouped all the lib's in a folder to make it neater...but I add a little chaos on purpose to break my OCD habit of over organizing. ;o)