Il giorno 03/gen/06, alle ore 17:18, j o a r ha scritto:
On 3 jan 2006, at 16.36, Sanri Parov wrote:
after having finished an application of mine, I change the build
rules from "Debug" to "Release".
I add the Intel architechture and for SDK path I add "/Developer/
SDKs/MacOSX10.4u.sdk"
When it comes to run the app from another Macintosh , it crashes
telling me that ZeroLink is still active (quite strangely enough
because it's not checked into the build rules and I've cleaned up
the project...).
IIRC, ZeroLink can be enabled in both target level and project
level build settings. Verify that it's disabled everywhere, and
build clean again!
If you're using Xcode 2.2 you can also disable it globally from the
Build menu (but only when there are no projects open).
j o a r
THANKS JOAR,
the reason was the second: disable globally via Build menu with no
projects opened.
But the real question is : why did at Apple find out a silly menu
item like this when you can configure easily everything inside
project's own build rules?
Follow us in the next episode of : "Cupertino Mysteries"
--
Sanri Parov from iBook
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