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Custom build system, hinting build steps
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Custom build system, hinting build steps


  • Subject: Custom build system, hinting build steps
  • From: Magnus Auvinen <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2004 19:39:58 +0100

I use a custom build system for all my projects and I'm trying to integrate
it with XCode as much as I can. I use a Custom Build Command to invoke the
script that compiles the project. XCode successfully detects all
errors/warnings that GCC put out. I want it to show the build steps (those
nice little green icons) as well so I'm wondering if there are anyway to
hint XCode about a build step? Something you can print in order for it to
recognize a build step. XCode recognizes the errors by a pattern.

File:Line: Info

If Info contains "warning:" in the beginning it will be shown as a warning.
Even the string ":: warning: I think my legs are made of wood." works and is
detected as an warning. I've tried changing the warning to "message", "info"
and similar stuff but without any success. Anything else then "warning:"
will be treated as an error.

In order to find information I've searched the documentation, archives for
this list, the Jam-files and finally run "strings Xcode" but without
success. I couldn't even find where the string "warning" is located that the
code needs to detect the warnings.

Please advice.

.Magnus Auvinen
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