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Solved! Re: Xcode 1.5, Ant External Target, and rapid-turnaround
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Solved! Re: Xcode 1.5, Ant External Target, and rapid-turnaround


  • Subject: Solved! Re: Xcode 1.5, Ant External Target, and rapid-turnaround
  • From: Doug McClure <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 29 Aug 2004 16:50:49 -0500

Well after a LOT of experimentation, I finally figured out why
rapid-turnaround doesn't work with Xcode and Ant external targets.
Apparently Xcode and probably Project Builder, both need to have a
list of the WO components in a Bundle Resources build phase.  It is
apparently this list which Xcode uses to determine what should and
shouldn't be rapid turnarounded.  With just the external target, I
didn't have this build phase and thus Xcode wouldn't do anything.

Once I created a new target as a placeholder for a Bundle Resources
build phase, copied all my .wo files to it, everything started working
perfectly.

Hope that helps someone else.

-d


On Fri, 27 Aug 2004 22:06:07 -0500, Doug McClure <email@hidden> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering if anybody else has experimented with the new external
> target builds for WO projects?  I'm doing a conversion of our project,
> using Ant and WOProject, and it works great, at least the build times
> have been cut in half quite nicely, and I can guarantee that I can get
> everything built from CLI, which is something that I could not get to
> happen with the native targets and Xcode.  Tried getting DTS to figure
> that one out, have yet to hear back on that.
>
> My only problem is I can't seem to get anything to work with
> rapid-turnaround.  I figured out that I need the pbdevelopment.plist
> file with an entry that pointed at my project.  I made Ant build that
> for me.  When I run the project it just says its going to find the
> resources in my framework instead of in my framework.  Uh, not
> helpful.
>
> I thought that maybe because I was building the files into a different
> location, instead of under the build directory, that maybe that was
> wrong.  Changed that, still nothing.  I though maybe I needed to have
> the PRODUCT_NAME on the External target be the same as the thing I end
> up building, that didn't help.
>
> I'm at a loss and short of making everything back into a native
> targets where I can experience build times twice as long, and probably
> not even be able to get a full build of our project done via CLI, I
> haven't got a clue what I can do to make this work.
>
> Anybody??
>
> -d
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