Re: Confusion with Project Info
Re: Confusion with Project Info
- Subject: Re: Confusion with Project Info
- From: Dario Accornero <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 00:19:26 +0100
On 27 Oct 2003, at 17:51, joshua portway wrote:
It means those settings are overridden by the current build style. The
Build style is kind of another layer of settings which override your
individual project settings. Normally, you use them for switching
settings between "development" and "deployment", for instance.
Basically anything you set in a build style will override the
individual target settings when you select that build style.
So - if you set the GCC optimisation to "fastest" for the "Deployment"
build style, then all your targets will be built with that
optimisation when you're using that build style.
You can edit the build styles by opening an inspector on the "project
icon" (the topmost icon in the treeview on the left of the project
window). If a build style is overriding setting sthat you want to be
able to edit on a per-target basis then you should just delete it from
the build styles there.
Thanks for your help, Joshua. I've managed to create a new project for
my static library and add Debug/Release targets. I've added my
settings to the Development build style, and now the Debug target is
compiling fine. However, this target depends on two shell scripts: one
should be run before building, the second after building. In
ProjectBuilder, I just created two shell script phases and added them
in the correct order (before Headers and after Sources). In Xcode,
I've created the phases and put them in the correct order -- yet they
are both executed right after my precompiled header is built.
What am I missing?
Thanks,
Dario
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