Placing the .dylib
files in the Frameworks
folder is something you do so that the application can find them when it runs.. dylib
files are dynamically linked, so the application loads them at run time.
Setting Xcode up to link to the .dylibs at compile time should just be a matter of dragging the .dylib
from the Finder into your Xcode project. I've shown this with a simple example project that uses libxar.dylib in the attached screenshot.