On Apr 28, 2005, at 4:59 AM, Andreas Grosam wrote:
In XCode, you have to use different targets, when you have different
sets of sources. This is because there is a 1:1 relationship for a
target and its set of sources.
And that seems like a mistake to me when you have the concept of build
styles included.
IMHO, managing different variants in two separate targets, isn't that
cumbersome:
Firstly, organize your source directory carefully, for instance use
separate directories for debug, final and common sources.
<snip>
Yes, but I shouldn't *have* to make huge concession in how I want to
organize my project to fit the IDE, the IDE is supposed to make
concessions to fit to *MY* way of doing things. Work with me, not
against me.
Sometimes I miss the simple clarity of MPW and its build environment.
I've been spoiled by CodeWarrior and hoped that Xcode would be the best
of all things, a sort of CodeWarrior++ but that just hasn't panned out.
:(
Bryan
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