LUCA:
Thanks for your response, Luca. Unfortunately, I have no ".a" files
anywhere that I can see... Just ".o" files. I am building all
projects and subprojects in native architecture (in this case, ppc).
I have not upgraded to Xcode 2.2.1 yet - I've heard conflicting
reports about whether or not it's a good idea if I don't absolutely
need to. But perhaps this issue is one that's fixed in 2.2.1?
GRAHAM:
I actually haven't gotten any errors or warnings - the program just
flies right by the breakpoint without looking back. Perhaps it's
different symptoms of the same problem though...
Thanks,
Jeff
On Jan 20, 2006, at 10:13 AM, Luca Ciciriello wrote:
I've found in the Xcode 2.2.1 release note the following open issue:
"Xcode does not support Essential Symbol in projects that use
Universal archive files. The workaround is to use single
architecture ".a" files in your development build, and building
Universal for release. This bug does not affect Universal dylibs or
executables, only .a files"
That's all.
Luca
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