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Files still dirty after build
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Files still dirty after build


  • Subject: Files still dirty after build
  • From: Trygve Inda <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 09:18:08 +0000

I have done some testing and may have found a bug in Xcode, though I think
it is more likely to be a hidden setting that eludes me.

On my hard drive:

Project/headers/myapp.h
Project/sources/myapp.c

If I drag these two files into my Xcode project, where I have a group for
headers and for sources, it will compile and build perfectly, but the .c
files are still marked as "dirty" so they need to be recompiled if I build
again.

If my hard disk is arranged like:

Project/sources/myapp.h
Project/sources/myapp.c

It still builds perfectly and does not have the problem noted above.

Why does Xcode force me to arrange my source and header files all in the
same folder? It makes things less organized.

Is there a way around this?

Thanks,

Trygve

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