Updated instructions for Flurry v4.4.0, Gideros v2014.01, Xcode v5.1

Get Flurry SDK files:

1. After creating a Flurry account, Add a new application.

2. Download Flurry SDK and retain a copy of the ‘unique application key’.



Add Flurry SDK files to Xcode project location:

1. Open downloaded zip file from Flurry and pull out the folder ‘Flurry’. Trash the rest.

2. Place the Flurry folder in this location of exported Gideros iOS project: [ app name folder ]/[ app name folder ]/Plugins



Add Gideros Flurry plugin to Xcode project location:

1. Goto: /Applications/Gideros Studio/All Plugins/Flurry/source/iOS

2. Copy all files to the same ‘Plugins’ folder stated above.



Xcode Part 1:

Assuming your Xcode project compiles & runs OK prior to Flurry addition.

1. Open Xcode project. With your build target selected, goto Build Settings > Search Paths.

NOTE: We need to record these settings so we can revert back after adding new files to project. Not doing so will most likely give you a linker error.

2. Double-click ‘Library Search Paths’ and snap a screenshot



Xcode Part 2:

1. Open Xcode project.

2. In navigation pane, goto: [App Name]/Plugins

3. Right-click on Plugins and select ‘Add Files…’

4. Navigate to the Plugins folder where you added the files and select:

- Flurry (folder)
- flurrybinder.cpp
- gflurry-ios.m
- gflurry.h

Have ‘Create groups for any added folders’ selected



Xcode Part 3:

NOTE: Flurry 4.4.0 requires additional libraries be added to your project.

1. With your build target selected, goto Build Phases > Link Binary With Libraries.

2. Scroll to bottom.

3. Add the following libraries using the ‘+’ but at the bottom left:

- SystemConfiguration.framework
- Security.framework


Xcode Part 4:

1. Go back to Build Settings and revert ‘Library Search Paths’ back to original settings.

2. After reverting back to original settings, for the path that ends in ‘Plugins’: Set to ‘recursive’



Xcode Part 5:

1. Clean project, build & run.

If no errors, import of Flurry should be complete.