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* __AutoMagicCoding/__ - contains all AMC sources, that you need to import to your project.
* __Tests/__ - contains all AMC Unit Tests sources.
* __ObjectsForTests/__ - contains test classes, that are used in Unit Tests. Good examples how to use AMC.
* __SupportingFiles/__ - XCode stuff (Info.plists, xibs, main.m, etc...)
* AutoMagicCoding.xcodeproj - Mac XCode Project for testing AMC on Mac.
* AutoMagicCoding-iOS.xcodeproj - iOS XCode Project for testing AMC on iOS.
* __SupportingFiles/__ - Xcode stuff (Info.plists, xibs, main.m, etc...)
* AutoMagicCoding.xcodeproj - Mac Xcode Project for testing AMC on Mac.
* AutoMagicCoding-iOS.xcodeproj - iOS Xcode Project for testing AMC on iOS.
* README.md - contains text that you're reading right now. ;)

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Known Issues
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* Structures can't be iVars - they must be used in AMC as properties (Issue #10) .
* There's some troubles in XCode running Unit Tests on iOS. See Issue #9 for details.
* There's some troubles in Xcode running Unit Tests on iOS. See Issue #9 for details.

How To Use
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