Re: Version Incompatibilities?
Re: Version Incompatibilities?
- Subject: Re: Version Incompatibilities?
- From: Mark Woollard <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 14:42:25 +0100
You probably built it with Zero Linking on - that might well be version
specific. A released app should be built with Zero-Linking off so it
has no dependencies on the dev environment.
Mark
On 29 Apr 2004, at 14:12, Michael Urban wrote:
I must be overlooking something important. Under Xcode 1.1, I made
a "hello world" cocoa/objc app as a demonstration to a co-worker of
how easy it was (he was suitably impressed). When I installed Xcode
1.2 this week, I tried to launch the app from the Build folder, it
appeared in the dock briefly, then died.
When I re-built the app with Xcode 1.2, it worked fine. An app
I built with 1.0 several months ago has not had to be rebuilt.
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?
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.
Mike
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