Re: self-contained XCode project
Re: self-contained XCode project
- Subject: Re: self-contained XCode project
- From: Scott Tooker <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2005 15:52:03 -0800
On Dec 7, 2004, at 2:20 PM, Travis Heppe wrote:
Chris Hanson wrote:
You should treat the MyApp.xcode directory as the project itself, so
it isn't really the most appropriate place to store resources that
will be used to build your project.
why not?
Doing so would bring the added benefit of keeping the MacOS-specific
out of sight for builds on other platforms. MyApp.xcode/ could serve
as a substitute for a MacOS/ subdirectory under the source.
Okay the MyApp.xcode directory/folder is a file package, so many parts
of Mac OS X will treat that as a single file. Not the best place to
stash other miscellaneous files.
Why not just use one project with multiple targets?
why disallow keeping more than one project in the same directory?
Currently you can have more than one project file (the MyApp.xcode file
package) in the same directory, but you'll need to pass things like
-project to xcodebuild to let it know which project to build.
Scott
We have a regression tester than can be built with all test source
files or with just a few. If we want to communicate a specific bug to
apple or demonstrate a specific technique to a customer, we would want
the small version. Forcing the mini-project to live inside a much
larger project would negatively impact our ability to do so.
-Travis
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