Il giorno 27/lug/07, alle ore 12:11, Bob Ueland ha scritto:
BTW why is it called Prefix.pch. A prefix is something you add in
front of a word, and what does pch stand for (I guess precompiled
header, but Iām usually lousy when it comes to guessing what
abbreviations stand for).
It is called a prefix because it is prefixed (placed before) all of
your source files. It is similar to having #include "the-pch-
file.pch" at the top of all source files. It is however precompiled
separately, so that the compiler does not have to reparse it for each
of your source files.
You do not need to remove it, you can do so by fiddling with the
target's settings, and it can be beneficial to have it in larger
projects.
I don't think this is on-topic on this list, though, since PCH files
are not really part of or even related to Cocoa.
