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disabling debugging symbols ?
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disabling debugging symbols ?


  • Subject: disabling debugging symbols ?
  • From: Pejvan BEIGUI <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 04 Dec 2003 03:25:38 +0100
  • Organization: Project:Omega

Dear all,

I've spent most of the day and the day before trying to find out why my
brand new project with only a few calls and frameworks would take about
6 "dock jumps" to launch. While the previous version, compiled with
ProjectBuilder and GCC 3.1 launches (on the same computer) in about 1
"dock jump".

I've also created an empty cocoa application project, and the built
product requires more than 3 "jumps" to launch.

I think I've found out what the issue is:
No matter what I do, the debugging symbols seem to be ON...

Why are these ON by default on the "deployment target" ?
Why getting the information on the "target" elements doesn't show the
same values as getting the information on the "project" icon (the icon
which is on top of the "Groups & Files" list) ?
Why do I have to disable the bugging symbols once on the Target info
window and once on the "project" info window ?
Why no matter what I do, I see the :
> Building target "MyGreatApp" with build style "Deployment" (optimization:level 'size', debug-symbols:on) -- (2 warnings)
in the Build window, showing that the debug symbols are still ON while
being disabled like 3 types at 3 differentes places ?

I've also find that this project, while being really *very* small in
terms of lines of code and resource files (only 3 windows and about 10
views) takes like 5 seconds before entering the init function of the
main object.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
As much as an email address to send feedbacks to the Xcode-developers
team ;-)

TIA,

Pejvan
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