How to set up a common infrastructure for iOS and OS X

Question

I want to create a common infrastructure for iOS8 and OS X, as described in this Apple seminar from WWDC14

I followed all my steps, but in my project (which is in Swift, not Obj-C) the framework was not found, even after adding

$ (CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR)

in the application header search path. I will explain in detail how I came to this question:

I am creating a new project using a simple Single View application .
In the application, I create a new goal, which is the Cocoa Application .
In the sample application, I am creating a new Cocoa Touch Framework .
In the new framework, I am adding a new target, which is the Cocoa Framework . This is the initial setup of the project.

I am adding a shared group in which I will save code that should be shared.
I select Mac Framework Build Settings and replace the text Public Folder Folder Folder

ExampleFramework

Repeat step 6 for iOS Framework
As in the video, I get a build error after adding this parameter to the AppDelegate of my Mac App:

import ExampleFramework

I select Build Settings for my Mac application and add to the header search paths

$(CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR)

no such module ExampleFramework

Finally, I'm trying to fix the error by adding the ExampleFramework Mac target in Dependencies and Link Binary With Libraries Mac , but still get the same error.

Even after creating the Framework, Xcode still does not find the "ExampleFramework" module in my AppDelegate. If I replaced

import ExampleFramework

with the name of the target structure, which is ExampleAppMacFramework, I get an error: