On Jul 5, 2005, at 2:21 PM, Scott Tooker wrote:
One problem could be the CVS directory itself. Since CVS uses that directory name for managing CVS information, we maybe ignoring it in Xcode 2.1 (really we should only be doing this when using CVS, but we have a list of folders to ignore and "CVS" is one of them).
The name of the directory actually wasn't CVS, it is "antifreeze," but I wanted it to be clear that it was within a CVS directory. The actual directory is ~/Documents/antifreeze/
You might try adding "$(SRCROOT)/../" to Header Search Paths and see if that helps.
I don't have source control enabled under XCode. I have only been using command-line CVS thus far. However, after trying to hardcode the directory:
/Users/hannon/Documents/antifreeze/
In XCode, it still didn't compile. That said, if I take the command line that XCode generates, and add -I../ onto the end of the compile string, it does in fact compile. I believe that the option is simply being ignored by XCode 2.1 (I changed it for "All Configurations"). Just to reiterate, this was never a problem in prior versions of XCode.
BTW, what link options disappeared from the GUI in Xcode 2.1? I'm not aware of any build settings that were removed in Xcode 2.1.
It seems to be the same thing -- the GUI is still there, mind you, but the "Other Link Flags" that I pass (-ltiff) are no where to be found in the g++ command line generated by XCode...