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Re: inter-target build dependencies?
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Re: inter-target build dependencies?


  • Subject: Re: inter-target build dependencies?
  • From: Jeremy Dronfield <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 2 Jun 2004 18:10:21 +0100

On 2 Jun 2004, at 5:43 pm, GoochRules! wrote:

I have an application that uses dlopen/dlsym to load arbitrary modules at run time. My Xcode project contains the main executable, a static library containing common code, and a number of dynamic libraries.

In VS.Net2003 I am able to have projects depend on other projects, so that if I were to edit code in the static library, I only need to build the main executable, and all other projects will be rebuilt (since they all depend on the static library). Or, If I were to change code in one of the dynamic libraries, it and the main executable would be rebuilt (although, rebuilding the main executable might not actually do anything, yet the IDE still checks to make sure everything is up-to-date). The advantage here is that I only ever have to rebuild the main executable, and all of the targets are guaranteed to be updated.

Select your main target in Groups & Files, then Get Info, then select the General pane of the Info window. Click + and select the targets you want to be dependent on your main target.


Regards,
-Jeremy
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