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Where to post new requirement/feature? (was Re: How to Run more than one executable at the same time)
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Where to post new requirement/feature? (was Re: How to Run more than one executable at the same time)


  • Subject: Where to post new requirement/feature? (was Re: How to Run more than one executable at the same time)
  • From: Arun Jagatheesan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 22:17:14 -0700

Thanks for your response and suggestion.

I am new to both C and Xcode (totally a java/J2EE person). I dont know if i have not figured out some knob to do this or if the XCode developer/design team did not see this as a requirement to have two executables run at the same time from the same project.


I have now ended up making two separate projects one for the server and one for the client. They are both C code. The source code files are the same (physically) - but referenced logically by both the projects - I hope i dont edit the same file in two different project editors.


Cheers,
Arun



On Aug 13, 2007, at 3:53 PM, Kyle Sluder wrote:

You could create a custom BSD executable target that simply forks and
launches your server and client.  gdb should be smart about it and let
you debug the child executables transparently.

--Kyle Sluder

On 8/13/07, Arun Jagatheesan <email@hidden> wrote:


I have two executables (targets)  a client and a server in the same
project. I want to run both of the them (build and go) and the same
time. How do i do that?

It seems Xcode allows only one current executable in a project. Do
i need to make the client and server as different projects to run
them at the same time or does Xcode  allow two concurrent execution
of the executables (within the IDE).

Thanks,
Arun







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