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"Always Search User Paths" does not work after closing the project
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"Always Search User Paths" does not work after closing the project


  • Subject: "Always Search User Paths" does not work after closing the project
  • From: Vincent Robert <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 4 Feb 2007 15:34:06 +0100

Hello,

I am currently testing Xcode 2.4.1 (on OS X 10.4.8 ppc) to build some C++ code and having problems with the "Always Search User Paths" option.

As I am new to Xcode, I won't enter into the details of what may be wrong and give you the step-by-step actions I do :

1) Download the lib "dkstd" from http://psydk.org/dkstd (automatically decompressed in my download directory)
2) Create a new project BSD Static Library in Xcode (I named it dkstd in directory ~/Code)
3) When selecting the "Source" group, click Action > Add > Existing Files...
4) Go to your download directory and select all files from the lib (even non-source)
5) Check "Copy items ..." and select "Western (Windows Latin 1)" as text encoding
6) All sources files seems to be correctly added to the target dkstd which is ok
7) Hit Build, there are many errors due to the compiler using the wrong math.h
8) Edit your project info (not target) and uncheck the option "Always Search User Paths"
9) Hit build, there is one error in template CFixArray (I already contacted the author about that ^^)
10) Ok, stop the work here and quit Xcode
11) Go to your project file and open it again
12) Hit build, you get the same errors as in point 7 but option "Always Search User Paths" is set
13) No matter what you do with the option, build always gives the same errors


Can someone point me to my mistake ?

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Vincent
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