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  • Subject: Fwd: Xcode cleaning the project each time I build it
  • From: Derek Arndt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 16 Aug 2004 15:14:40 -0500

Huh, it seems after using Xcode for about four hours, cleaning, rebuilding, deleting the build directory, then just building a bunch of times (I just got used to waiting three minutes for my project to build) it magically has fixed itself.

O-o

I'd like to note when you clean a project and rebuild it Xcode goes through a few stages of copying files before it actually gets to compiling all the implementation files, but in my situation it wouldn't run through that copying phase, instead it'd only redo the compilation each time (for example I'd build and run the app, then click build again and it'd recompile every file in the app, or I'd make one change to a file that shouldn't be dependent on any other files yet it'd still recompile everything). Maybe that information will be useful, I'm not sure.

One cause I have seen for this is that you have a "red" reference in the target (one of the references can't find it's file). I'd also check to make sure that if you are using a prefix file that it really exists.

(Before this issue "fixed itself" I did try this) I Couldn't seem to find any missing files in my project, and I also don't use a prefix header for this project (doesn't seem to help that much for my G5). As I hit on before I readded everything to a new project and got the same problems.


Luckily this issue doesn't seem to be in my way anymore, I'll keep you guys posted if it happens again.

Derek Arndt

On Aug 16, 2004, at 1:21 PM, Scott Tooker wrote:

One cause I have seen for this is that you have a "red" reference in the target (one of the references can't find it's file). I'd also check to make sure that if you are using a prefix file that it really exists.

Scott

On Aug 16, 2004, at 8:42 AM, Derek Arndt wrote:

Hey again,

Everytime I now press the build button Xcode thinks it has to rebuild every source file in the project. I deleted the build folder, I even created a new project and readded all the files with no success. I've had this problem before in previous versions and I believe making a new project fixed itself back then.

Xcode 1.5 gets on my nerves like nobodies business, hopefully the developers get their own bodyguards when they go out into public.

Thanks,
Derek Arndt
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