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How to Get XCode to Really Clean Up

Subject: How to Get XCode to Really Clean Up
From: Henry McGilton <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 13 Dec 2004 11:43:09 -0800

Following an earlier thread, I was all set to upload an XCode
project so that people could access code files.  However, I
saw that even after I had cleaned the active target, XCode
still seems to keep a lot of cruft around in its various
closets, and the compressed tarball for a one-class project
was thirteen megabytes . . .

Does anybody have any pointers on what things are safe to
delete from an XCode project folder?

    Many Thanks,
		........  Henry


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   Objective-C/Java Composer   |     Seroia Research
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