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Single Target -> multiple executables
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Single Target -> multiple executables


  • Subject: Single Target -> multiple executables
  • From: Alex Eddy <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2004 17:14:03 -0800

On Mar 8, 2004, at 10:03 AM, Matt Gough wrote:
I am trying to get XCode to generate different executables for the
Development and Deployment builds of my app (as well as keeping all the
intermediate files separate for each build style.)
[snip]
 Unfortunately it is now no longer possible to Run or debug
the app from Code, since it is not in the same place as specified in
the 'Path to Executable....' option (which is not Build-style specific)

Right. I think this was also mentioned on the list earlier since that's how I figured it out, but to summarize:


If you build multiple styles into separate output paths, the debugger etc won't launch because it can't find the executable.

The solution is to add a custom executable for each style.

This shows an additional problem, Xcode doesn't have any way to sync a specific custom executable to a specific style, so you'll have to keep them in sync manually. Stick the Style and Executable popups in your toolbar and change them both manually at the same time. Hopefully this will get fixed in a future Xcode?
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