Edouard suggested that the problem was perhaps restricted to Jam-
based targets. Just wanted to point out that mine is a native C++
command-line tool. Thanks,
Adam
On Feb 1, 2006, at 11:24 AM, Adam Kocoloski wrote:
in which Yoav believed there was a problem with Xcode 2.2 checking
the timestamps of the input and output files when it decides
whether to execute a script. He found an error in his
SCRIPT_INPUT_FILE variable, but I am still seeing the problem he
wrote about.
I wrote a script to wipe $TARGET_BUILD_DIR in my Development
configuration before each rebuild. I do this so that if I change
the names of the files I include in my Copy Files build phase I
won't have any junk left over. My input and output files are
I've checked that these resolve correctly when the script sets
environment variables, and I've checked that input_timestamp <
output_timestamp. Unfortunately, the script runs every time I
build, even if I haven't touched the source. Annoying. Anyone
else experience this problem?
Adam Kocoloski
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