Re: Making my release build
Re: Making my release build
- Subject: Re: Making my release build
- From: Jeffrey Johnson <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 12:23:13 -0500
Scott Tooker on 11/17/04(6:00 AM-0800) wrote:
>
>I've posted about this before, but here is the quick version of how to
>set up the build styles so they build into separate locations. This
>only fully works on Xcode 1.5 using native targets. In a future release
>of Xcode we want to make it the default behavior that build styles
>build in separate locations.
Two questions:
1) What part of this procedure is not expected to work in Xcode 1.2 (i.e.
should I bother attempting this with 1.2?) We can't go to Xcode 1.5 until:
- The "relative path outside/above the project" bug is fixed (we tried
defining a Source Tree, but it didn't work either (persistent error markers
and broken Find Definition functionality), at least when defining a source
tree above the project and then continuing to use relative paths. We need to
move our source around.)
BTW, don't name a source tree the same as an environment variable in your
environment.plist. It will take precedence over the env value *everywhere* in
Xcode (leading to lots of head scratching)- it's global across all your XCode
projects.
- The data formatters bug is fixed (it's apparently more than just "user
add-ons"- CFStrings wouldn't display in the debugger. How the heck did 1.5 get
out the door with this? Doesn't anyone look at CFStrings anytime during the QA
process?)
2) are some "native targets" more "native" than others? We think we have a
"native" target, but it was generated a long time ago (1.0). How do we tell?
We're in the "almost release" stage, and it's getting to be a real PITA to
have to do the "Deploy build- eek, a bug!- Clean- full Devel build- fix and
proof the bug- Clean- Full Deploy build" dance. We have a reasonable size
project (400 source files). DP G5s only speed up the process to a certain
degree. :-)
Thanks
Jeffrey Johnson
Macintosh Development
Wavefunction, Inc.
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