The idea is that by default, when "installing" a build that the
products go into a separate location where you can verify the contents
before dittoing or copying the result into place (since a bad framework
could seriously hose your system). Another benefit of installing into a
separate location is this gives you a sparse root that can be turned
into a package for distribution.
By default this separate location is set to be /tmp (the build setting
that controls this is $DSTROOT). Currently there is no UI for $DSTROOT.
Although we don't recommend it, you can set DSTROOT to "/" to have
things install in place.
Scott
On Jan 17, 2004, at 1:58 AM, Markus Ruggiero wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> When I do a deployment build of a simple Cocoa app I want the
> resulting app to go to ~/Applications. Specifying a build location is
> fine but Xcode puts the stuff into /tmp.... How can I override this? I
> know it may not make sense to build into the install location but in
> my case I want to do this. I was able to do it in project Builder but
> I cannot find a way in Xcode (sometimes I simply get lost in the user
> interface of Xcode...)
>
> Thanks for your help.
> ---markus---
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