Re: new target questions
Re: new target questions
- Subject: Re: new target questions
- From: Markian Hlynka <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2005 01:23:40 -0600
I've done this before, but It's been a little while, so I must have
forgotten something.
I'm adding a target to an existing project. When I chose Add->New
Target->Shell Tool, I get a new target with the subclasses
"Sources" and "Frameworks & Libraries". All my other targets say
"Headers" and "Sources". Maybe I just renames the latter one, but I
don't recall. Thus:
1. Is there a way to create a new target based on a "copy" of an
existing target, and then make modifications?
...
But, how do I add or change subgroups under a target? If I
right-click on my target's sub-groups, nothing appropriate seems to
appear.
And then Fritz wrote...
I assume you're talking about the gray boxes that appear when you open
the disclosure triangle next to the target's icon.
Those aren't groups; they are build phases. They describe tasks in the
course of building the target. A shell tool is built by (1) compiling
its sources and (2) linking them against libraries. Those are the two
phases you see. The tool product is a single executable file. Unlike a
framework or application target, it has no bundle to build, and phases
for copying headers or resources into a bundle do not apply.
I understand, and you describe it all correctly, the grey boxes etc.
But, I have grey boxes called "headers" and "sources". I don't know
where I got them from, but there they are. I don't link against any
libraries in this project anyway. At least, none that go in that other
box, that I'm aware of!
So, my "headers" and "sources" boxes must have come from _somewhere...?
Can I add/modify these? I can't figure out how to do that, though it
seems I must have at some point.
Thanks,
Markian
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