C++ Question
Why do I need to add -lstdc++ to my Other Linker Flags?
An answer to this question made me realize that I need to add -lstdc++ to my "Other Linker Flags" to get my project to compile.
If I compile my code directly into my project, it runs fine. If I build it into a framework and include that framework, it complains:
Undefined symbols for architecture armv7:
"std::terminate()", referenced from: ...
Adding -lstdc++ seems to solve the problem. It's great that it works, but can someone help me understand why I only see this issue when treating my code as framework?
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Answer Source
Jerry Coffin's comment was the helpful answer. The compiler was detecting the .mm extension and switching to Obj-C++ for the framework build, but had no indication that the build including the framework should also be compiled this way.
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