Switching off recomputeHeadermap?
Switching off recomputeHeadermap?
- Subject: Switching off recomputeHeadermap?
- From: Simon Wigzell <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2003 12:26:27 +0100
Since Xcode is almost useless for me at the moment when using native
targets, I'm wondering if someone knows if it is possible to disable
the automatic recomputing of headermap which takes place every time you
touch something (anything, really, for example re-naming a file
reference, changing in a header file,...) in Xcode? Since it happens
all the time and it takes about 40 seconds of spinning wheel every
time, it is very difficult trying to work right now.
Spin control always looks like this:
8.88s -[PBXBuildContext
expandedValueForString:getRecursiveSettingName:options:]
9.02s -[PBXTargetBuildContext
expandedValueForString:getRecursiveSettingName:options:]
9.55s -[PBXBuildContext absoluteExpandedPathForString:]
16.29s -[PBXReference(BuildSupport) absolutePathForExpansionContext:]
37.91s -[PBXTargetBuildContext _recomputeHeadermap]
38.10s -[PBXTargetBuildContext headermap]
38 seconds of no work for every little change, so if someone knows how
to get rid of this step (or only run it when building), I'd be
grateful.
Running on a pretty fast machine on the local disk, so it is not
network or hardware related, and all of my co-developers see the same
thing. We are not swapping, either, and we all have plenty of RAm and
free disk space.
Simon W.
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