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Re: Debug/Release Library Matching
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Re: Debug/Release Library Matching


  • Subject: Re: Debug/Release Library Matching
  • From: Chris Bergmann <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 6 Sep 2005 00:22:33 +1000


Interesting. I'll give that a shot tomorrow and see whether it works for our project structure. Thanks.

chris



On 06/09/2005, at 00:02 , Andy O'Meara wrote:


The trick that I’m currently using works like a champ: just make test
enclosing dest folder (“ex, Debug”) a symbolic link for where you really
want it to be built.  This way, no editing of any of the project settings
are needed and you have easy, quick, and complete control of where you
products are built.  If you’re rusty in the command line world, here ya go:

ln -s "/Users/blah/theDestFolder/" "/Users/blah/myProject/build/Debug"

Andy
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