On 10/31/05 9:10 PM, "Scott Tooker" <email@hidden> wrote:
>> Question is:
>>
>> If xCode team is going improve this issue?
>
> Since moving to build configuration, this "issue" has been mentioned
> a number of times to us. In a future version of Xcode we want to
> remove the need to use a shared build directory.
Great!
Thank you Scott for this info!
Actually I can give another bug repots on this issue
* Let project B depends on project A
* I am in project B
* if I click on "Project A" item in tree, I see 2 products of it.
* I set checkboxes ON for that projects as needed
* Now I get in 90% cases problem that on link of Debug target it sasys
something as:
cannot locate projectA_release library
When I am in Release target it says:
cannot locate projectA_debug library
So by strange logic xCode try to find wrong libraries.
To fix this I do
1) fast switch of configuration
2) or close/open for project B
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For now after many testing, I have found that the best way is:
- set checkboxes OFF
- manually assign Other Linker flags for each configuration.
Of course this is worse solution, because if in projectA I will rename
product, it needs go and correct dependent projects.
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Scott,
I think you have see Visual .NET.
They have quite good solution with powerful "Configuration Manager".
It allow me everything. Even set dependency between targets that have
different names. Sometimes this is REQUIRED.
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Best regards,
Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc
Valentina - Joining Worlds of Information
http://www.paradigmasoft.com
[I feel the need: the need for speed]
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