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For Cocoa and iPhone applications, you must add the appropriate directory to the Additional SDKs setting in your Xcode project:

Objective-C SDK

/Library/Developer/IceTouch-1.3/SDKs/ObjC/$(PLATFORM_NAME).sdk

C++ SDK

/Library/Developer/IceTouch-1.3/SDKs/Cpp/$(PLATFORM_NAME).sdk

In addition, when creating a new iPhone Xcode project, you must set the Code Signing Resource Rules Path to:

$(SDKROOT)/ResourceRules.plist

You must also add the following to the Frameworks folder:

CFNetwork.framework
Security.framework
Foundation.framework

When using the Objective-C SDK you must also add the following to the Frameworks folder:

ExternalAccessory.framework

See the Xcode Plug-in documentation for additional information on the plug-in build options.

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Ice Touch command-line SDK

In order to use the slice2cpp or slice2objc Slice translators included with the Ice Touch distribution, you need to add the location of the Ice Touch binaries to your PATH as shown in the bash command below:

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When compiling Ice for C++ programs, you must pass the -pthread option and a -I option specifying the Ice Touch include directory. A typical compile command would look like this:

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