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Question about "Architectures" section of target info for Xcode 3.
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Question about "Architectures" section of target info for Xcode 3.


  • Subject: Question about "Architectures" section of target info for Xcode 3.
  • From: Terry Simons <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 1 Mar 2008 13:42:16 -0700

Hi,

I'm playing around with Xcode trying to port an existing project to Xcode.

I created a target and pulled up the info pane, and I'm really confused about the "Architectures" item in the "Architectures" section at the top of the pane. 

When double-clicking on the "Architectures" item, I get the option to select both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures.  32-bit is selected by default and the value is i386.  When I also select 64-bit, the architectures the value changes to x86_64, which seems counter intuitive.  I expect both items to be listed (i.e. i386 x86_64) just like they are listed in the "Valid Architectures" list below. 

I can *sometimes* get this to occur the way I expect by re-opening it, unchecking and rechecking x86_64.

Here are some steps that appear to consistently reproduce the odd behavior:

* Uncheck all architectures.  The architecture will default back to 32-bit (i386).
* Double-click to open the "Architectures to build for" sheet.
* Note that 32-bit is selected.  Also select 64-bit and click "OK".
* The Architectures list changes to x86_64. (I expected i386 and x86_64)
* Re-open the sheet again.
* Unselect x86_64 and re-select it without leaving the sheet, then click "OK" again.
* The Architectures list changes to the expected i386 and x86_64.

Is this a known bug?

- Terry
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