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Re: xcode error: project should be an instance inheriting from PBXProject, but it is nil
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Re: xcode error: project should be an instance inheriting from PBXProject, but it is nil


  • Subject: Re: xcode error: project should be an instance inheriting from PBXProject, but it is nil
  • From: Tobias Sargeant <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 2 Jun 2004 09:24:59 +1000

On 01/06/2004, at 23:00, Joshua Portway wrote:

yes - I'm getting this. See my recent post about subprojects - it seems to relate to including products of sub-projects in a project. I'm not *sure* but it MAY be something to do with the subprojects being converted from old PB projects (this is a wild stab in the dark / hunch kind of feeling, with very little evidence to support it at the moment).

This isn't the case; I started this project after the release of xcode.

It *ISN'T* just a harmless annoyance, because it seems to be related to my problem that when i include a framework which is a product of an included project, that inclusion is lost when i reload the project. I've looked through the actual saved project files and i can't find any problems with them - -except that the saved projects have an attribute called "remoteRef" which i assume is an object reference to the product in the sub-project, and it doesn't seem to relate to any object ID in that projects save file (but this is all complete guesswork, since the XCode file format is not document as far as i know).

I've also noticed this problem, but I've noticed it before I start getting those errors. For the moment, I'm just going to give up on the idea of using subprojects. I've been getting rather fed up with xcode's build system recently. The dependency tracking seems to be rather flaky, and having no way to find out why it's making decisions (not) to build targets, and having no way to export a Makefile or a Jamfile is really frustrating.


Does anyone have any idea whatsoever about my ~40M (which is about 35x the text + data size) __LINKEDIT section problem? I simply can't distribute a binary of that size.

Toby.
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