Re: Version Incompatibilities?
Re: Version Incompatibilities?
- Subject: Re: Version Incompatibilities?
- From: Allan Odgaard <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 15:34:26 +0200
On 29. Apr 2004, at 15:12, Michael Urban wrote:
Why should an app that has already been built care what version
of Xcode is installed? After all, should it not work even if
Xcode isn't present at all?
Zero link was introduced with Xcode 1.1, that means the application did
not get linked before at run-time. For this reason the object files
had to be present on disk. So probably the object files for the
application you build had been deleted (or was not found in the search
path).
What is going on here? It must be something I am doing wrong, since
otherwise the entire universe (or, at least, the universe of
recently-built Cocoa applications) would grind to a halt whenever
a new Xcode is installed, but I cannot guess what that might be.
For deployment builds, zero link should of cause be disabled :)
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