Xcode项目如何添加GPUImage

Add GPUImage to Your Project

Adding GPUImage to your project is a bit trickier than you might expect, but by following this step it should only take a few minutes for you to be up and running.

First, you need to download a copy of GPUImage from the official project GitHub. Unarchive the downloaded file and open the "framework" folder. These are the essential files needed to import GPUImage in your project. Rather than copying all of these into your project directly, use Finder to go to the location you saved your Xcode project in Step 1 (for me that's ~/Desktop/PhotoFX).Create a new folder called "Submodules" with a child folder called "GPUImage". Now copy the "framework" folder downloaded from GitHub and paste it into the "GPUImage" folder. Next, open the "framework" folder and select the GPUImage.xcodeproj file. Your screen should look something like this:

Now drag the GPUImage.xcodeproj file into the Xcode Project Navigator. If you did this successfully, you should see something like the following:

With the project added successfully, you'll need to add GPUImage as a dependency in your app's build settings. Select "PhotoFX" from the project navigator, select the "PhotoFX" target, and then go to the "Build Phases" tab. Expand the "Target Dependencies" drop down and then click the "+" icon. Select "GPUImage" from the list that appears. Take a look at the following image to get a feel for how this is done:

Now you need to drag the libGPUImage.a file (found within Xcode's Project Navigator at GPUImage.xcodeproj > Products) to the "Link Binary with Libraries" drop down. With this completed, you should see something like the following:

While you're focused on the "Link Binary With Libraries" dropdown, go ahead and add the following required frameworks by clicking the "+" button in the bottom left corner:

• CoreMedia
• CoreVideo
• OpenGLES
• AVFoundation
• QuartzCore

Almost done! The next step is to select the PhotoFX project and go to "Build Settings". Search for "Header Search Paths" (you may need to select the "All" button instead of "Basic" in order for this option to appear), and then double-click to add Submodules/GPUImage/framework in the popup dialog that will appear. Click the checkbox next to the entry in order to indicate that this path should be searched recursively. If you did this correctly, you should be looking at something like the following:

The final step is to return to ViewController.m and add the following line at the top:

1 2	#import "ViewController.h" #import "GPUImage.h"

You should now be able to compile and run the project without issue.