How to Add a .Pch file to Xcode 8 to access classes throughout Application...
1. Open your existing Project Xcode. Right Click in Project navigator(Left panel which has all Classes folder) > New File > iOS > in this Other a file shown with the name PCH File select it > Next.
2. Give the name to PCH File as YourProjectNameHeaderPrefix.pch then a > PCH File will be created in your Project.
3. Now add the classes like e.g.
#import "AppProperties.h"
#import "JsonConverter.h"
#import "WebServiceDefines.h"
#import "Utils.h"
in that file.
4. Then go to Project under that go to TARGETS > Build settings > search for Prefix Header > in Precompile Prefix Header Change NO to Yes > in Prefix Header add $(SRCROOT)/YourProjectNameHeaderPrefix.pch
5. Finally Once clean the project Now Check > there is No need of importing those classes in your project to access those classes where ever you want without importing them into a class.
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