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Re: Bundlizing happens every morning


On Mar 31, 2006, at 10:21 AM, Fritz Anderson wrote:

On 30 Mar 2006, at 3:34 AM, Matt Gough wrote:

This is a minor thing, but the first time I build my app each morning (even when nothing has changed), some (not all) of my object files go through the Bundlizing phase. (I have ZeroLink and Fix and Continue on). Is this intended?

By which you mean they are copied to somewhere in the application resources?

By way of more information, when you examine the contents of the finished .app bundle, where do the files in question end up?

Are they all header files, all implementation files, or some of both?

When you open the disclosure triangle next to the target, and then open the Copy Bundle Resources build phase, do any files appear in that list that shouldn't be there?

I think this is a red herring.  "Bundlizing" is a step that happens for ZeroLink.  The two interesting things about this are a) that it happens on a rebuild if nothing's changed and b) it only happens to some files, not others.

The implication is that overnight something touched the mod or access date of some of the files.

I take it the files do not get recompiled?

Chris
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