Why? I created a Command Line Utility Standard Tool. I used the new
BSD C File assistant to create a .c file, and I added some code. Only
after my .d files (which work fine) tried to link against the thing I
wrote in the .c file did I realize that the .c files are not being
compiled. If I open the file, and choose "Compile", it compiles
without error, but the build results shows that it only did this:
Building target “DumpTool” of project “DumpTool” with configuration
“Debug”
Checking Dependencies
Creating a new tool project from scratch works fine.
Adding a new empty file to that project, and naming it "test.d", does
not work (i.e., complains that there's no test.o).
WTF? Why is Xcode so miserably inconsistent? It's extremely frustrating.
--
Rick
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