IDCS3 Mac: Strange Link error

I am compiling a CS3 plugin and getting a link error I cannot track down. It looks like this:
Linking /source code/.../CRF(1 error)
can't locate file for: -lPublicPlugin
file: - lPublicPlugin is not an object file (not allowed in a library)
I have done several searches on variations of lPublicPlugin, including IPublicPlugin, and PublicPlugin,and the only thing that comes close is a reference to the libpublicplugin.a library that is included by DollyXs when I generate the project.
Can anyone suggest a method for tracking down this problem?
TIA!
John

I have found my problem and all InDesign developers who are using Xcode needs to know what it was.
This project was originally created by DollyXs, which included all appropriate library search paths for a successful link. However, I needed to add the mysqlclient.a library as well, so I did so by dragging and dropping. The result was that Xcode erased the library search path that pointed to the InDesign static library "libPublicPlugIn.a," replacing it with the path that pointed to the dropped library.
So, if you need to add additional libraries to the project, take care that you somehow preserve the library search paths that already exist in that field, if you intend to drag and drop the library onto the project.
I do not know if this error will be prevented if the programmer uses the Add Files dialog to add the library.
Because of the importance of this information, I am also placing this message in its own thread on the forum.
R,
John

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