Creating iOS framework: how to prevent insight into source code while debugging

Question

I've just developed my own (universal) framework with Xcode. When I import it into a test project (which definitely needs the classes of my framework), all runs well - both with the simulator as well as a real device (iPhone).

I've built a debug and a release version.

Under "edit schemes", I've also disabled "view debugging" within the release version.

However, when I set a break point into my source code of my test project (which - as mentioned - fetches some info from the release version of my framework), I can still step into the classes (.m files) without any problems.

As I want to deliver this framework to paying customers, I want to prevent anybody from seeing my source code while debugging. Experimenting with several flags in "build settings" had no effect ...

Any ideas?

Answer 1

nobody could help me, so I rookie had to help myself :-)

The solution could no bet easier: just goto Targets -> Build Settings and then make a search for "Generate Debug Symbols" - arrived there, simply change form YES to NO

... and that's it!

Happy Frameworking :-)