Re: Build Styles
Re: Build Styles
- Subject: Re: Build Styles
- From: Dario Accornero <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2003 19:04:48 +0100
On 18 Nov 2003, at 18:15, Randy Croucher wrote:
I did notice that the .o's and the lib itself was indeed much-much
smaller. My app with debug is 588 meg (pretty much unusable), without
it is 10.1 meg. So it must actually be working. Since you filed a
bug report, does that mean that I should not?
I don't think it's necessary, but it won't hurt either.
You can see exactly what is being passed to gcc in the build window. I
used to never look at this in ProjectBuilder, but it's definitely a
must in Xcode 1.0. That is, if you enjoy watching builds... ;-)
I am trying to come up with a good way of just putting debug in the
individual files I want to step through at the time. I have come up
with an acceptable, but not optimal, way of doing this. Is there a
way to "clean" a single source file so I can get it to rebuild? I
currently have to go find the .o file in Finder and move it to the
trash.
I think right now the recommended way to turn debug symbols on/off at
the source level is to set this flag in the Project Inspector for the
individual sources. Not very comfortable. I am not aware of any way
to rebuild a single file, but there might be tricks I don't know of.
Did you file a bug on the sub-project building with the wrong style
issue. It is not just the display, the text is correct, but it is not
what it builds.
I have not filed a bug since I don't have sub-projects. It'd be nice
of you to visit Radar, perhaps with a sample project handy...
Ciao,
Dario
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