Re: build styles override target settings (was: does not execute on launch)
Re: build styles override target settings (was: does not execute on launch)
- Subject: Re: build styles override target settings (was: does not execute on launch)
- From: "Louis C. Sacha" <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 21 May 2004 00:04:07 -0700
Hello...
The settings in a "Build Style" override the normal build settings
for a target, so when a setting isn't included in the build style the
setting from the target is used.
You would make changes to general build settings by clicking on the
target in the "Targets" subgroup in the project window, pulling up
the inspector panel, and then switching to the "Build" tab. There are
different collections of settings, so if the setting you want to
change isn't listed, you may have to switch the current collection in
the drawer pane (which is accessed by using the "Show Collections"
button if it isn't already open).
The different priorities for the locations where build settings can
be set are listed in the Xcode help:
file:///Developer/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/Xcode_Help/Targets/chapter_5_section_8.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP30000832/CJBEHHDF
Numbers 2 (the settings in the current Build Style) and 3 (the build
settings for the target) are the main ones that most developers will
deal with.
Hope that helps,
Louis
After looking at how this is done, I see that "deployment" does not
have an "Optimization Level" setting. Why not, and where would be
the correct place to set the optimization level?
Markian
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