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Re: What are your top desired improvements in Xcode ?
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Re: What are your top desired improvements in Xcode ?


  • Subject: Re: What are your top desired improvements in Xcode ?
  • From: "Shawn Erickson" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2007 18:53:48 -0800

On 2/16/07, Theodore H. Smith <email@hidden> wrote:

On 17 Feb 2007, at 01:10, Laurence Harris wrote:

>
> On Feb 16, 2007, at 8:05 PM, Oscar Stiffelman wrote:
>
>> I would like more xcodeindex documentation, transparency, and
>> configurability.  And more ways to adjust the build system.
>
> Have you filed a request for this in Radar?
>
>> Xcode is currently unusable for our codebase because our development
>> model is slightly different from what it expects.  I won't go into
>> details here (look for other threads by me for details).  But
>> everything would work if it were just a little bit more configurable.
>>
>> I love the simplicity of xcode, but it's a little bit too
>> constraining.
>
> Simplicity? I find it far less simple that CodeWarrior, and
> generally more configurable.

I find Xcode too complicated in it's configuration. It's too much
Unixy what with all it's gcc underpinnings. I don't want to care
about that sort of stuff.

Xcode hides all of the rather well... try building with make or gcc some time directly to see how well it does. Also the template projects and targets make it very easy to not have to care about these things.

Why can't Xcode make it easy and warn us about commonly known errors,
like trying to make a library with PIC code on? And give us a helpful
hint to turn it off? Or that sort of thing.

How about not screwing with build settings that you may not yet understand (not hard to find documentation on them with a quick search if the in Xcode tool tip isn't clear enough). =P

And coloring function names and variables names like CodeWarrior did
would be great.

And a faster text field. CodeWarrior can load and scroll through
multi-megabyte files, fast. Xcode can't.

Folks should try Xcode 3.0 and provide feedback on it.

-Shawn
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