Re: Xcode debugging UI question
Re: Xcode debugging UI question
- Subject: Re: Xcode debugging UI question
- From: Scott Tooker <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 2 Aug 2005 11:09:06 -0700
Correct. Build configuration names are just that, names. They are not
treated specially in any way.
Scott
On Aug 2, 2005, at 1:54 AM, Greg Hurrell wrote:
I think it's because builds styles/configurations are just labels
as far as Xcode is concerned that don't actually mean anything
intrinsic. "Debug", "Release", "Development" and "Deployment" could
just as easily be called "Bob", "Mary", "Alice" and "Eve" and Xcode
wouldn't care. Likewise, I could turn on ZeroLink, turn off
optimizatiion, and add full debug symbols to my "Release"/"Mary"
build and then it would still run usefully in the debugger; even
without those changes it would still run under the debugger in fact
even though it wouldn't be so friendly without full symbols.
So personally, I think Xcode's current behaviour (not inferring
anything from the name of the build style/configuration) is correct.
Greg
El 02/08/2005, a las 5:47, Bill Monk escribió:
Question: When the active configuration is set to Deployment, why
are the "Debug" and "Build and Debug" commands enabled in the
Build menu and in the Toolbar? You can't debug, so they should be
disabled, should they not?
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