Error and Warning verbosity in XCode/Gcc
Error and Warning verbosity in XCode/Gcc
- Subject: Error and Warning verbosity in XCode/Gcc
- From: Motti Shneor <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 16:17:22 +0200
Hello everyone. I'm a newcomer to XCode/GCC from CodeWarrior, so please
bear with my novice questions.
When I build my FrameWork target I get lots of errors/warnings (first
stages of a large porting effort).
1. How can turn XCode to only show errors and hide warnings temporarily?
2. Errors and Warning messages are *VERY* undescriptive (in comparison
with CodeWarrior compiler) and worse, they seem to be cut in the middle
many times.
Double-clicking the messages to open them doesn't help. The message
strings are indeed cut.
Is this a bug? a matter of GCC verbosity flag? what flag? Is there a
more complete log where I can see the complete messages?
3. I have a small unix-standard-tool target I need to build and run as
a part of my build process. However I'm completely unfamiliar with
command line and shell scripts. The tool is a simple unix pipe that
converts some text file into a C header file needed for later stage. It
is run usually like this ".\conv <Text.txt > myHeader.h
A. I cannot make the target place its executable tool in the right
directory (where the text file and header file are located).
B I don't know how to establish the build-stage (is it a shell script?)
to run my tool as a preliminary part of my bigger FramerWork build.
In the Target Info window / build settings there is a place to set up
"Installation Path". What is it used for, and when? My builds always
end up in the project/build directory. Am i missing something?
Motti Shneor,
CEO, suMac LTD.
Software Development for the Macintosh
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