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  • Subject: Default optimizations
  • From: Dario Accornero <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2003 16:06:23 +0100

Hello,

I am working on a static library, created as an empty project to which I've added Debug and Release "BSD Static Library" targets. I must say I find the new way of specifying build settings very confusing wrt ProjectBuilder, and in fact I cannot kick Xcode into doing what I want...

The Debug target should be built with -g and -O0, the Release one without -g and with -Os. For the moment I am happy with a Development build style, but why is the default optimization level -OS ?!?

How should I specify my settings for a given target? Right now I've tried to copy the Optimization entry from the Common Settings panel to the Current Settings panel, into which I have specified None. But my build starts with *both* -Os and -g, which I don't see as a particularly useful default combination for a Development debug build...

Confused,
Dario
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