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  • Subject: Naming Products
  • From: David Dunham <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 22 Aug 2004 19:56:11 -0700

I'm attempting to set up an Xcode 1.5 project to build both Deployment and Development versions of my application, under different names.

In the Project Info window, the Deployment "Product Name" entry is "$(value)" while the Development entry is "$(value)-D". I get MyApp-D just fine, but MyApp won't launch, because its .plist refers to MyApp-D.

I may have done something wrong setting this up, But I don't see any way that when I edit the .plist in the Target "MyApp" window, I can specify different values for Executable.

Is this a limitation of Xcode, or my failure to understand build styles?
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