Hmm. Now that I have some subprojects included in the main project,
and their dependencies set up, almost every time I start a build of
the main project, it completely rebuilds all the subprojects. Is it
supposed to do that? Is it not smart enough to know that they haven't
changed? All I did was add a .cp file and a .h file to the main
project that I'd neglected to add before, but the .h file was already
being included by other files in the project, so that shouldn't
matter. If this is the way Xcode works, hell, that's really annoying
and senseless. If it's NOT supposed to rebuild the main project and
all the subprojects every time, then any idea why it's doing it?
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