Re: Changing the type of a Target
Re: Changing the type of a Target
- Subject: Re: Changing the type of a Target
- From: Alex Eddy <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 02:41:59 -0800
On Mar 4, 2004, at 10:02 PM, Steve Sisak wrote:
At 2:57 PM -0800 3/4/04, Chris Espinosa wrote:
2) Select the second project's main target, choose Get Info, and in
the General tab you see Direct Dependencies. Click the plus sign at
the bottom and pick the target from the Static Library project.
This causes a full rebuild of the library (all files compile)
whenever I build the application.
For now, I've removed the direct dependency and am building the
library manually, but am curious why the XCode thinks every file in
the library is out of date when build from the application project.
I believe this is because the build style settings of the parent
project are passed through to each dependent project, so if there is
any difference from the build style settings last used in the dependent
project, it is considered out of date.
I have a project set up to build dependent projects which works OK, by
outputting the intermediates and resulting static libs into separate
folders (build, build_debug, build_profile etc) so that switching
styles doesn't cause everything to be rebuilt. You have to override
SYMROOT per style to do this.
Now my problem is that ZeroLink won't work... it dies with "bundlizing
error" on the static libs. :(
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