I've got a project ("A") which has two targets ("A_T1", "A_T2"), the
first target has several configurations ("A_T1_C1", "A_T1_C2",
"A_T1_C3", ...)
I want to be able to build all of this specific target's
configurations at once ("A_T1_C1..C3"), so I'd like to create
something like an aggregate configuration for this target.
If I understand correctly, because there are only aggregate "targets"
which refer to other targets, I'd currently have to either
1) restructure my project in a way that my target's configurations
"A_T1_C1..C3" become targets on their own ("A_T3..T5") which feature
just one configuration, so I can refer to them by an aggregate target
"A_T6",
*or* I have to
2) create a different project ("B") which features several targets,
each target refers to the original project's first target but has one
configuration only, so this target "maps" to the correct configuration:
Then I can create an aggregate target "B_T4" which builds "B_T1..T3".
Is there a better way to accomplish what I'm trying to do, preferably
without restructuring my current project and without creating an
"aggregate project"? Is there a special way to create aggregate
targets which are able to map to specific configurations inside the
same project?
Best regards,
Dirk Stegemann
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