Re: cocoa for dummies question
Re: cocoa for dummies question
- Subject: Re: cocoa for dummies question
- From: Rowland Carson <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2003 22:23:43 +0100
On 2003 10 12 at 16:52 +0200, M. Uli Kusterer wrote:
At 15:02 Uhr +0100 12.10.2003, Rowland Carson wrote:
I have yet to find where that build log is hidden!
There should be a "split bar" at the bottom of the "build errors &
warnings" list. Drag that up, and you'll see a build log
Uli - now I really feel like a Dummy! I hadn't noticed that extra
split bar appearing after the build attempt. For what it's worth, on
the first build attempt the log shows:
/usr/bin/jam -d1
JAMBASE=/Developer/Makefiles/pbx_jamfiles/ProjectBuilderJambase
JAMFILE=- build ACTION=build _DEFAULT_GCC_VERSION=3.1
BUILD_STYLE=Development
"CPP_HEADERMAP_FILE=/Users/rowland/Development/OS X
cocoa/textproject/build/textproject.build/textproject.build/textproject.hmap"
"SRCROOT=/Users/rowland/Development/OS X cocoa/textproject"
"OBJROOT=/Users/rowland/Development/OS X cocoa/textproject/build"
"SYMROOT=/Users/rowland/Development/OS X cocoa/textproject/build"
DSTROOT=/tmp/textproject.dst
...updating 8 target(s)...
PBXCp.CopyToDirectory /Users/rowland/Development/OS X
cocoa/textproject/build/textproject.app/Contents/Resources/textproject.app
/Developer/Tools/pbxcp -exclude .DS_Store -exclude CVS
-resolve-src-symlinks "/Users/rowland/Development/OS X
cocoa/textproject/build/textproject.app"
"/Users/rowland/Development/OS X
cocoa/textproject/build/textproject.app/Contents/Resources"
...failed PBXCp.CopyToDirectory /Users/rowland/Development/OS X
cocoa/textproject/build/textproject.app/Contents/Resources/textproject.app
...
And on the second (successful) attempt there is no split bar in the
"run" tab despite the "attempting to find ..." complaint there. The
log in the build tab shows:
/usr/bin/jam -d1
JAMBASE=/Developer/Makefiles/pbx_jamfiles/ProjectBuilderJambase
JAMFILE=- build ACTION=build _DEFAULT_GCC_VERSION=3.1
BUILD_STYLE=Development
"CPP_HEADERMAP_FILE=/Users/rowland/Development/OS X
cocoa/textproject/build/textproject.build/textproject.build/textproject.hmap"
"SRCROOT=/Users/rowland/Development/OS X cocoa/textproject"
"OBJROOT=/Users/rowland/Development/OS X cocoa/textproject/build"
"SYMROOT=/Users/rowland/Development/OS X cocoa/textproject/build"
DSTROOT=/tmp/textproject.dst
...updating 7 target(s)...
Cp /Users/rowland/Development/OS X
cocoa/textproject/build/textproject.app/Contents/Info.plist
Cp /Users/rowland/Development/OS X
cocoa/textproject/build/textproject.app/Contents/pbdevelopment.plist
Cp /Users/rowland/Development/OS X
cocoa/textproject/build/textproject.app/Contents/PkgInfo
BuildPhase <CopyResources>textproject.app
Completed phase <CopyResources> for <CopyResources>textproject.app
BuildPhase <DeriveAndCompileSources>textproject.app
Completed phase <DeriveAndCompileSources> for
<DeriveAndCompileSources>textproject.app
BuildPhase <LinkWithFrameworksAndLibraries>textproject.app
Completed phase <LinkWithFrameworksAndLibraries> for
<LinkWithFrameworksAndLibraries>textproject.app
Touch /Users/rowland/Development/OS X cocoa/textproject/build/textproject.app
...updated 7 target(s)...
Try doing a "clean" on the project before building. Sometimes
projects shipped with books contain intermediate files built by an
older version of the compiler, and GCC easily gets confused in such
cases.
I had been keying-in & building all my own files from scratch; there
was no disc shipped with the book, they just gave the Dummies website
URL for downloading examples if desired. I didn't even try that until
I ran into this chapter 11 problem, and their version behaved the
same as my own.
There is a newer version of PB, 2.1, which is dated "December 2002".
I'll see if I can get that. I'm on dialup, so I don't get software
updates as a matter of course.
the book that's worked best for me is the one by Aaron Hillegass
I'll check that out too. I got the Dummies book because there was a
good deal on a copy locally, but I can see that it is not the world's
finest production!
Returning to my original posting, does anyone know of a way to find
out what the message "textproject has exited due to signal 10
(SIGBUS)." means? Are these things tabulated somewhere.
Thanks for the suggestions - others welcome!
regards
Rowland
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