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Newbie Question:Using external target
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Newbie Question:Using external target


  • Subject: Newbie Question:Using external target
  • From: Marco Bönig <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 16:49:21 +0200

I want to use some microcontroller assember/compilers from sourceforge with xcode. I defined a new empty project, added a new empty file "pic.asm" to my project and created an external target. Now I run into two problems, using XCode 1.1; 1.2 and 1.5beta:

1. At least I want to call the assembler with a line like

gpasm -a inhx8m /pathToSourceCodeFile

But I can not find the name of the sourcecodefile in an environment variable. I thought it was found in the $BUILD_COMPONENTS, but the contents is not the name of the sourcecode-file. The contents is "$BUILD_COMPONENTS".

However, I hardwired the Arguments to "-a inhx8m /Users/marco/Desktop/PIC/pic.asm" and it works.

Question: How can I give the pathname of the sourcecode-file to the external build command ?


2. I want to see the errors and warnings in the Errors and Warnings Group.


Normally errors and warnings are shown direct in my sourcecode file by small icons on the left window side in the line, where the error occured. But if I use external target, they are not shown.
If I build the source code out of the project window (not the sourcecode window), errors and warnings are shown as a summary in right upper corner (for example: Failed 1 warning 3 errors). After clicking on the failed icon, an extra window opens, showing 1 warning and 3 errors in different lines. If I doubleclick on the line with the error description, Xcode jumps to the source code file and marks the line with the error number. So I think the way how the assembler gives the error description and line number back to xcode is correct.


The difference with normal made-for-OSX-projects is, in addition, that normal projects shows a copy of the sourcecode-file in "Groups & Files"->"Errors and Warnings" after a build failure. Thus I think there must be an additional step after build to use the same comfort showing errors in external target projects than in standard-tool projects.

Question: How can I push XCode to show the error and warnings in the "Errors and Warnings" Group.

best regards
Marco
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