Xcode ignores SYMROOT settings in targets on second machine
Xcode ignores SYMROOT settings in targets on second machine
- Subject: Xcode ignores SYMROOT settings in targets on second machine
- From: Brent Gulanowski <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 15:49:38 -0500
I've got a project (built on somebody else's code base) that supports
logging when a debug switch is active. Mostly I don't want it working
since it floods stdout. The project is a library.
My strategy was to make two build styles, one with the flag set to
enable logging, and each style to have the resultant library code
placed in a different directory. If I needed to troubleshoot with
logging, I would just rebuild the dependent app to use the different
library, not necessitating re-building the whole library every time I
turned the feature on and off. (A better solution, using smarting
logging, is in the works in the source package.)
My solution works on my G4MDD.
On my iBook, however, *all* attempts to change the build product
location are ignored. The intermediates go where I want them to, but
final build products always go in my original build products folder,
specified in Prefs. (this is in development style or debug style,
which is basically a clone of development).
In fact I tried to change that, too, but it *still* used the original
build directory.
Any idea what I'm missing, or of a workaround?
--
Brent Gulanowski
http://www.boredastronaut.com
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