Re: AppleScript Studio: More Observations
Re: AppleScript Studio: More Observations
- Subject: Re: AppleScript Studio: More Observations
- From: Scott Tooker <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2002 15:17:50 -0800
The reason the "Deployment" build style (not target) produces such a small
binary is that the binary is built without debug symbols. If you don't need
the debugging information (which is only used by gdb, AFAIK), then just keep
your build style set to "Deployment" (or in the target, uncheck "Generating
debugging symbols" in the "Build Settings" for the target.
Scott
On Wednesday, January 2, 2002, at 08:00 AM, Steve Klingsporn wrote:
- If I rebuild the "Watson" sample with the "Deployment" target, things
are slim again.
- Same happens for the project I'm working on, and the empty sample
case.
- If you nuke the "build" directory manually, you end up with a 900K
.app, regardless.
The reason I'd been nuking the "build" directory is it looks like the
intermediates are
not cleaned when you "clean active target" -- the second rebuild of the
app using the
"deployment" target seems to be the ticket here.
I have no idea why you have to build once and then again to get the
slimmer version;
my own app is back down to 112K on disk, from 900K before, which is a
relief...
Any ideas? Thanks.
Steve
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Steve Klingsporn
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http://www.seapod.org
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