Re: XcodeBootCamp script
Re: XcodeBootCamp script
- Subject: Re: XcodeBootCamp script
- From: Rob Lockstone <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 2 Feb 2005 20:26:36 -0800
Is this an indication that Apple is going to open up their bug db to
the public? RSS access would be great!
Us peons can't access rdar links, or anyone else's problem reports. :-)
Rob
On Feb 2, 2005, at 7:08 PM, Matt Morse wrote:
In case anyone can use this:
I wrote a script to repeatedly launch an app (Xcode by default), run
it for some duration, and then kill it--for any number of times:
Usage: XcodeBootCamp.pl [-h] [-l <appRunLength>] [-n <numRuns>]
[-p <appPath>] [-a <appArgs>]
-h -- print this message and exit
-l -- duration of app run (in seconds, 2 seconds is the
default)
-n -- number of times the app will be run (10 is the default)
-p -- path to application (default:
/Developer/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/MacOS/Xcode)
-a -- arguments to application (default: -PBXDebug YES
-NSDebugEnabled YES)
Launches the specified application, runs it for appRunLength
seconds, kills the application
and starts the process over, until numRuns is reached.
It's attached to this Radar:
<rdar://problem/3538780> 8A42 SetMenu crashes during AppLauncher
tests: -[NSConnection sendInvocation:]
- Matt
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