Re: How to pass additional parameters to make in Xcode legacy project ?
Re: How to pass additional parameters to make in Xcode legacy project ?
- Subject: Re: How to pass additional parameters to make in Xcode legacy project ?
- From: Paul Russell <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 2 Mar 2005 19:33:04 +0000
On 2 Mar 2005, at 18:03, Mike Lazear wrote:
I've not worked with multiple make files so I'm not sure if this will
help or not. I would look at Project->Edit Active Target.
There are Build settings for the project file and there are also build
settings for the Target that you are building. It is possible that
it's the target flags you should be setting.
Thanks - I think I've now found a partial solution - if you
double-click on the custom executable you can set some explicit
parameters to be passed to make. I still have to have lots of different
targets (rather than just using build styles) but at least I don't need
lots of stub Makefiles and can just use the one original Makefile with
this method.
Next question: how do I associate a custom executable with a target ? I
have a 1:1 correspondence between executables and targets but when I
change target I have to manually change executable to match too,
otherwise I end up debugging the wrong executable.
Regards,
Paul
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