indexing complaints (to console) about nonexistent files not found
indexing complaints (to console) about nonexistent files not found
- Subject: indexing complaints (to console) about nonexistent files not found
- From: Brent Gulanowski <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 3 Sep 2004 16:55:35 -0400
I've seen various complaints about indexing in the archives but
nothing quite like this.
xcodeindex seems to be convinced that I have files in my project that
I do not. They used to be there, but they aren't any more --
specifically, I moved them to somewhere else.
I've made three different attempts to purge any reference to the files
short of trashing my project and starting again. Since re-building the
index the index works correctly, but I'm still seeing error logs so
I'm still intensely curious why the problem persists.
The specific files used to be in /usr/local/include/, but I
uninstalled them from there and put them in a special local directory
to make them part of a cvs repository (and avoid the need to have
other cvs users build and install the associated library).
The headers have been added to the project from their new location.
Why does xcodeindex still insist on trying to find the files in
/usr/local/include/ ? And why there specifically? Is it remembering
the old location in some environment variable (it's nowhere in the
project -- I searched the file directly), or does it just have a bit
of brain damage about include files that are not in frameworks? The
related libraries aren't anywhere in /usr/ either.
Cheers,
--
Brent Gulanowski
http://www.boredastronaut.com
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