Re: try/catch/throw/finally example?
Re: try/catch/throw/finally example?
- Subject: Re: try/catch/throw/finally example?
- From: Roland Silver <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 27 Aug 2006 06:21:02 -0600
Chris,
The reason I have multiple targets that generate the same thing is
that's the way Xcode set things up when I created the project.
I haven't a clue as to how to set things up to have a single target,
"UObject", and use the Debug and Release configurations, rather than
having multiple targets that generate the same thing.
In fact, I don't even understand the significance of what you're
suggesting.
Is there some "Xcode 101" that I missed attending? :-)
--Roland Silver
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On Aug 26, 2006, at 4:59 PM, Chris Hanson wrote:
On Aug 26, 2006, at 4:31 AM, Roland Silver wrote:
Where are the target's build settings, in which the "Enable
Objective-C Exceptions" box appears?
I tried double-clicking Groups & Files > Targets > UObjectDebug,
and selecting the "Build" tab,
but that doesn't seem to be it.
You're on the right track.
Build settings are organized into collections, and you can adjust
which collection you're viewing using the "Collection" pop-up menu
at the top of the build settings window. You're probably viewing
the "Customized Settings" collection initially.
The collection you're looking for is "Language" under "GNU C/C++
Compiler 4.0". However, there's another easy way to find the
particular setting you're looking for. Just change the collection
you're viewing to "All Settings" and type "exception" into the
search field next to the Collection pop-up menu. You'll see all of
the build settings that have "exception" in their name,
description, or value.
See the Xcode documentation on working with build settings for more
information on how the build settings inspector works.
-- Chris
PS - From your statement above it looks like you may have multiple
targets that generate the same thing, one with debug information
and one without. Why not just have a single target "UObject" and
use the Debug and Release configurations?
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