If so, add the appropriate directory in front, e.g. $(SRCROOT)/
MyFile1.txt. Check the Build Settings Release Notes for more
predefined directories. Xcode automatically tries to create
directories for your output files, so if you don't specify a valid
directory for your output files, it freaks out.
Thanks - having banged my head against a brick wall for hours, I
figured that out about 2 minutes after I mailed the list!
I have another question though - is there any way that the list of
output files can be calculated by another script?
What I'm trying to do is make some build rules for gwydion dylan.
The way it works is that the source is in files with a .dylan
extension, but there are other files with .lid extensions, and these
are the ones that you call the compiler on.
One .lid file will be dependant on one or more .dylan files, so the
build rule for each .lid file needs to be triggered if any of the
dependant .dylan files have changed. Unfortunately, you can't infer
the name of the appropriate .lid file from the name of the .dylan file
(s), so I'm trying to figure out other ways to approach the problem!
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