Re: Get Info and Additional Compiler Flags bug
Re: Get Info and Additional Compiler Flags bug
- Subject: Re: Get Info and Additional Compiler Flags bug
- From: Konstantin Anoshkin <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2003 14:43:19 +0300
Aha, and that actually brings one general question about Xcode's
usability. The Groups & Files list, obviously, lists every item several
times. I may be dumb, but it contradicts my understanding of OOP. It
really needs more getting used to because you have to keep attention
not only to the objects you select, but also to the group in which you
select them. At least it often requires additional mouse clicks to open
the correct group even though you already see the object you need in
another group.
Konstantin.
you need to set this under Targets/AppName/Sources/test.c under the
Groups & Files pane. If you do it here, it will always stick.
On Dec 14, 2003, at 7:26 PM, Robert Purves wrote:
I am trying to set Additional Compiler Flags for a file (test.c) in my
project in Xcode 1.0.1, by following steps 1-5:
1 Make sure that test.c shows in the File Name column of the project
window.
2 Select test.c by clicking it
3 Get Info (or click the blue 'i' button)
4 Click the Build tab in the resulting window: File "test.c" Info
5 Enter additional compiler flags, for example -O1
The newly entered flags are usually, but not always, ignored, as shown
by the outcome of a Build. A repeat of the Get Info shows that the
new flags have disappeared.
After much trial and error, it turns out that success depends on what
happened to be selected in the Groups and Files pane at the time of
the Get Info command for the file test.c
Robert P.
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Tobias Ford...
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