   XCode Help For a Visual Studio User...
  In visual studio one is able to have several "project files" within a single "Solution File".Is similar functionality available in Xcode? If so is there a guide a available on how to do this?   
  Yes, in Xcode you can create multiple "targets". One way you can add a new target is by right clicking "Targets" in the Groups & Files panel, and selecting "Add...". You can specify, for each source file, which targets it belongs to (this choice comes up when you add a new file, and you can change it later by right click->Get Info->Targets). You can change the currently active target with a pulldown in the upper-left corner of the Project window.Another way you can organize stuff is by creating multiple Xcode project files. You can include a seperate Xcodeproj by doing Add->Existing Framework. Xcode will be smart about these- when you do a build, Xcode will make sure to also build any out-of-date files in included projects.   ;Quote:Original post by pinacoladaAnother way you can organize stuff is by creating multiple Xcode project files. You can include a seperate Xcodeproj by doing Add->Existing Framework. Xcode will be smart about these- when you do a build, Xcode will make sure to also build any out-of-date files in included projects.I added several XCode projects as "existing frameworks" to a single project which builds an executable.However, after hours of experimenting, I can't seem to get the "main" XCode projects to automatically rebuild out of date, or missing "sub-projects" which were added as "existing frameworks".Am I missing something?   