Re: automated building
Re: automated building
- Subject: Re: automated building
- From: "Timothy J. Wood" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 9 Aug 2005 16:31:42 -0700
On Aug 9, 2005, at 3:33 PM, Steve Gehrman wrote:
I have a application that is made up of about 20 or so frameworks
and the main application project. They are all in different
folders. When I want to create a release build, I have to open up
all the project file in XCode (which is slow) and build them one by
one in a certain order.
Omni has a perl script that knows about each of our products and
its dependencies (and their dependencies, etc.). This allows us to
build from the command line with something like:
cd OmniGroup; ./Build OmniOutlinerPro
Depending on your needs, a simple shell script that invokes
xcodebuild once in each directory, with appropriate parameters, may
be sufficient.
Another option is project references in Xcode. One issue with
this is that building the a target via its 'normal' project uses the
settings in that project file, but building it via the referencing
project uses the settings from the referencing project. This is
either a feature or bug depending on your state of mind -- either
way, it is worth noting :) (of course, I haven't yet tried this in
2.1, since we typically use the script I mention above).
-tim
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