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Handy tip for separate build location
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Handy tip for separate build location


  • Subject: Handy tip for separate build location
  • From: Jose Commins <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2004 12:45:49 +0000

FYI, this may be useful (it is for me!) in many cases - CGI executables, for example, which can be directly tested wihtout a copy operation involved:
For those who want to build into a separate location but want the intermediate products to be in the project directory without using an absolute path into the project's directory (which is bad for portability), these are the settings (from Xcode 1.1):
In the project's info, 'Place Build Products In' is set to 'Separate Location' and the path set to where you want your app to reside (for example /blah/CGI-Executables).
'Place Intermediate Build Files In' will now change to that directory, which is not good (and a security risk in some cases). To avoid an absolute path, select 'Separate Location' and just type in a full-stop: . This will make Xcode (and indeed PB) place intermediate files within the project directory and the directory can be moved around without path failures. Hey presto!



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