Re: Unable to create a deployment version
Re: Unable to create a deployment version
- Subject: Re: Unable to create a deployment version
- From: Daniel Jalkut <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 13:42:50 -0400
Hi Konni - the ZeroLink thing is masking your real problem. Somehow
the list of object files that comprise your target's linked binary
contains duplicate symbols. You'll have to figure out, probably by
looking at which objective-C classes are being complained about, how
those files are ending up twice in your resulting binary.
I have seen this sometimes caused by something as simple as Xcode
ending up with two copies of a given ".m" file in the list of
"Compile Sources" in the target. But I wouldn't go so far as to guess
this is precisely what's happening in your case.
Daniel
On Sep 27, 2006, at 1:27 PM, Konni Scheller wrote:
Hi,
after hours and hours I'm driving to nuts.
My Project with Xcode 2.4, and pure Cocoa works fine, without a
warning, until I try to
build a release version.
XCode stops with _errors_ of "multiple definition of symbols"
followed by classnames of objective-C classes.
Strangely these errors disappear if I set ZeroLinking to true in
the build configuration (of course, then
it's impossible to build a deployment version).
What happend here? I'll really get crazy...
Yours,
Konni
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