Re: Deployable product
Re: Deployable product
- Subject: Re: Deployable product
- From: Michael Becker <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 1 Feb 2004 15:44:41 +0100
Do we need to set any special settings in Xcode to build a
deployable product?
Currently I just changed my build style to Deployment.
My application is not executing on some other system.
Can any body please tell me the settings to be changed for this.
A detailed one would be better as I am doing this very first time.
(Assuming that you really did disable ZeroLink:)
I once ran into the same problem, too. I can't explain to you why, but
when I cleaned my target and re-compiled it, it worked.
So maybe this will help you:
Select your project (in the Groups & Files browser, most probably the
top-most element) and then in the "Build"-Menu choose "Clean". This
will erase all your temporary and pre-compiled files and when you now
compile it, it will be compiled completely from scratch.
BTW: I am using a really brutal hack to check if my app works on other
computers. I go to
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/ZeroLink.framework/Versions/A/ (i
think the path is right), switch to root and "mv ZeroLink ZeroLin".
This way, ZeroLink cannot be found on my machine. If everything works,
I mv it back to "ZeroLink".
I know, this is not a pretty thing to do, but there don't seem to be
other ways to check...
Usually one wouldn't need to check, but apparently the
"Deployment"-Build-Style *can* still produce messed up
ZeroLink-products...
Michael
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