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Re: Building apps to certain locations


  • Subject: Re: Building apps to certain locations
  • From: Rudi Sherry <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 13:32:46 -0700

Yup, I found that as part of my finding out about the difference in target vs configuration settings.

On Aug 3, 2005, at 1:23 PM, Wade Girard wrote:

Unset or delete the Installation Directory in your build settings. If I'm right it will be darkened and set to $(HOME)/Applications, the default value. This is overriding the INSTALL_PATH setting that we are trying to set.


On Aug 3, 2005, at 3:07 PM, Rudi Sherry wrote:

Hmm, that doesn't seem to work.  When I do that, I get

MacDirectory
    MyApp.build
      <intermediate results>
    MyAppDebug.app <symlink>
    MyProjectDir
      Users
        rsherry
          Applications
            MyAppDebug.app <the symlink points here>

I tried it with both "../" and "/.." in INSTALL_PATH (was that a typo?)

According to the build setting notes (help->build settings), DSTROOT
will be used as the basis for where XCode puts the final product, but
it isn't the exact place; XCode will try to be "smart" and append
/Library/Frameworks or /Applications or whatever to that, depending on
the build product.  I'm still searching for how to control that.

On Aug 3, 2005, at 12:49 PM, Wade Girard wrote:


We needed something similar, we put the following settings

DEPLOYMENT_LOCATION = YES
DSTROOT = $(PROJECT_DIR)
INSTALL_PATH = /..
SKIP_INSTALL = NO

into an xcconfile file and set our build settings to be based off of
these, but you could also probably set them manually into each of the



build settings.


On Aug 3, 2005, at 2:41 PM, Rudi Sherry wrote:

I'm using XCode 2.1 and I'm building an application for a project

that

I upgraded from XCode 1.5.

I need the build products and intermediates to go into certain places
(for reasons I cannot change).  The final structure I would like is
this, for building "MyApp.app" (the release application) and
"MyAppDebug.app" (the debug application)


MacDirectory <directory>

     MyApp.app        <release application>
     MyAppDebug.app   <debug application>

     MyProjectDirectory   <directory>

         MyApp.xcodeproj  <project file>

         Build Results    <directory>

             <all intermediate build stuff here,
              I don't care what it looks like>

I cannot seem to get MyApp[Debug].app into the ../ directory, no
matter
how much I try.  I usually end up with an alias (or symlink) to it
there, and the actual built product is in some pretty strange places
(MyProjectDirectory/Users/<username>/Applications is one example).

How do I get the final build prodjct to build it where I want it,
without XCode insisting on either making it a shortcut, or also
putting
intermediate directories in that same folder?

Thanks,
Rudi Sherry

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