The only way I've been able to do this is with two separate targets and
to add both versions of the files to the project. The targets are
exactly the same except for which version of foo.a and bar.a they
reference. This seems like serious overkill and complicates maintenance
(now have to do things to multiple targets when making changes).
Let me add a "me too". I ended up going the multiple-target approach
and ditching build styles entirely because I couldn't find a way to
resolve this. Build styles seem cool up until the point where you need
to have different files in your debug and release targets. Since that
is typically the case with the projects I work on, the utility of build
styles is, for me, negligible unless there is some solution to this
that I'm misunderstanding.
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Brad Oliver
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