Build Variants, building and keeping both versions?
Build Variants, building and keeping both versions?
- Subject: Build Variants, building and keeping both versions?
- From: "David Clark" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 1 Jun 2004 10:57:05 -0700
I have a project that builds a bunch of directories full of source,
creating 1 static lib for each directory. Then with another target
I make a framework built from all the static libs. I'd like to keep
both debug and deployment versions around (the object files,
the static libs, and the final frameworks).
I tried using the BUILD_VARIANT. It caused the objects to be
placed into separate directories (debug vs deployment) and the
static libs got different names, but then my target that takes the
static libs and links them into a framework had no idea that the
names of the static libs had changed.
Now I'm playing with changing definitions of build settings like
OBJECT_FILE_DIR, LIBRARY_SEARCH_PATHS, ... to manually
make the objects and static libs go into separate dirs, and then to
make the final frameworks have different names.
There must be an easier way!? Or at least some documentation
that would help me know what I'm doing? I can't be the only
person who wants to keep around both debug and deployment
versions of a product.
The "Xcode 1.2 Build Settings Release Note" helps, but it is still
not very clear exactly when and for what each setting is used,
nor how each is derived from others.
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