installing a product with xcode
installing a product with xcode
- Subject: installing a product with xcode
- From: Alexander Spohr <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 15:23:14 +0200
hi there,
after a long long search for the old 'make install' setup in xcode i
finally found it under 'Help / Show Build Setting Notes':
DSTROOT
This is the base location for installed products. The default value is
/tmp/$(PROJECT_NAME).dst, and must be set to / to actually install
products. The recommended way to install products is to build
deployment versions in an alternative root location and then copy the
results to the actual installed locations to avoid products being
incompletely built because of problems overwriting files already in
place.
so i overwrote DSTROOT with '/' in the targets inspector and now it
works the way i want it.
is there any specific reason for not having DSTROOT as a preset entry
in the inspector? i thought this would be changed with 'Deployment
Location' but that just changes from the projects build directory to
DSTROOT. and i changed 'Installation Path'.
the alternative is to set 'Place Build Products In' in the General
inspector. but this does not install the framework but just builds it
there (~/Library/Frameworks) and then sets a link to the built product.
any suggestions why this is so ... complicated? or did i miss the
DSTROOT entry somewhere?
atze
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