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Combine two binary file into one 

# Combine lib files for various platforms into one
lipo -create libPseudoFramework dev.a 
  libPseudoFramework sim.a 
  -output libResultBinary.a
 
Step to Execute the command:   
  1. Create a folder
    2. 

  2. Put both the binary on that folder
    3. 

  3. Open Termial 
    4. 

  4. Goto that folder
    5. 

  5. Execute the command
    6. 

  6. You will get new binary file 
     
    # remove existing product lib file, just in case
    rm -rf build/${BUILD_STYLE}-iphoneos/libPseudoFramework-${BUILD_STYLE}.a
     
     
     
    Help Link For More Detail:
    http://dev.byteclub.com/blog/1-iphone-sdk/48-how-to-almost-create-your-own-iphone-os-framework 
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