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Re: Code optimisation always -0s
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Re: Code optimisation always -0s


  • Subject: Re: Code optimisation always -0s
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 12:54:51 +0200


On 2004-10-30, at 00.45, Dominik Pich wrote:

The Code optimisation always flag passed to gcc is always -0s. (set in the target)
ALTHOUGH the style 'Development' sets it to -O0

Is this a project that you've upgraded from earlier versions of Xcode / PB? What is the name of the build setting used to set the optimization level (as presented in the table view)?


What I've seen a couple of times in upgraded projects is that you can have two settings for optimization in the table, one using the old, "raw" form of passing "-O0", and one using the new "symbolic" form of selecting "None" from a pop-up button.
Check through all your target and style build settings to verify that you really only have one optimization level set per target & style.


j o a r

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