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Re: Can I force XCode to place my product where I want it?
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Re: Can I force XCode to place my product where I want it?


  • Subject: Re: Can I force XCode to place my product where I want it?
  • From: "Yves Poissant" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2005 16:02:29 -0400
  • Organization: Hash Enterprises Inc.

From: "Chris Espinosa" <email@hidden>
On Sep 13, 2005, at 9:49 PM, Yves Poissant wrote:

I have a ton of plugins. Each plugin have its own folder and XCode
project. For example. some plugins have the "iio" extension. The
folder structure looks like this :
- somepathname    //a path of Folders
   - Image Formats    //a Folder
       - TGA    //a Folder
           - build    //a Folder
               - TGA.iio    //The plugin product file
               - TGA.build    //a Folder
                   - TGA.build    //a Folder
                       - Script-4E72C3810614E19F00CF2DES.sh
           - TGA.xcodeproj    //The plugin project file
           - //All the files required to build TGA plugin

Currently, the "TGA.iio" product file is placed in "build" folder. I
want it to be placed in the "Image Formats" folder. I tried to change
"Place Build Products" in" "Custom Location" where the custom location
is "somepathname/Image Formats/TGA/.." instead of "somepathname/Image
Formats/TGA/build" but I get a build error when the shell script
"Script-4E72C3810614E19F00CF2DES.sh" located in the second "TGA.build"
folder is executed because it tried to copy the file onto itself.

After trying several other options, including one that crashes XCode,
I come to the conclusion that this either cannot be done or I just
can't figure it (being a Windows software developer, it could very
well be the case).

Set "Deployment Location" to the path you want the product installed in and check the "Deployment Postprocessing" checkbox.

OK. Will this work if the configuration I'm building is the Development config?


And please file a bug on the crash you experienced.

I already sent the crash dump with comments. Is that sufficient or do you need a real bug report?


Yves Poissant

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