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Re: Xcode dependencies


  • Subject: Re: Xcode dependencies
  • From: Richard Young <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 01 Nov 2003 14:19:40 -0500

Hi Scott,

Thanks for the fast answer...
They are all native now.

I'll try to find the pattern and maybe doing simple projects to show that.

Meantime, have you some recommendations, like (I don't wish is that) putting all headers (500) of all libraries (25) in all projects that use theses libraries. Currently we use include path (by the way interface to specifying includes path was better in PB than Xcode).

Another topics... Can we force Xcode to always put relative path and not absolute one ? Each time someone add something, we got a nonfunctional project for other team worker.

Richard Young

Le 03-11-01, ` 13:33, Scott Tooker a icrit :

Just to double-check, you are using the new native build system (the target icon for "classic" PB targets is a bullseye, while the new native targets have icons that represent what they produce)? I just ask since much work went into the native build system to improve dependencies.

If you are using native targets, please file a bug describing how the dependency analysis is falling down (if you can provide a simple test case that would make it much more likely that your bug would be addressed quickly).

Scott

On Nov 1, 2003, at 9:52 AM, Richard Young wrote:

Hi

I am working on a big project, with other peoples (some in europe, others here). We have been forced to move from CodeWarrior to PB/Xcode because the CW was not able to link our application anymore.

The main problem of Xcode is that it is very very very slow... 2 hours to compile the complete project. We will be able to manage with this, if it was not the other problem that combined with this one are insurportable.

It seems that dependancy of files doesn't work well. We change a header and only some (dependant) files are compiled. So we often need to clean the project to force all files to compile.

It there a way to make dependency to works under xcode ?

Richard Young
Abvent North-America
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