Actually you want to add a new build rule for C files that uses gcc
3.3 instead of gcc 4.0 (go to the "Rules" tab in the target
inspector).
We would like to start building the latest version of our project
with GCC 4.x (in order to be able to produce Universal binaries). We
also need to be able to build our older branches on the same machine,
but using GCC 3.3.
As far as I understand, I would in this scenario have to set the
compiler per-target, in either our new or old projects. As we have a
lot of targets per project (~130) it would be much more convenient if
you could set the compiler on a per-project basis. Come to think of
it, it would be nice to be able to set this preference on the
application level (You can do that with gcc_select, but it would in
my opinion make sense to be able to control this without requiring
admin access).
Is that possible now, or if not, would it be something you could
consider adding in the future? Or perhaps you have a suggestion for
an alternative approach to solve this problem?
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