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Specifying Where The Build Product Should Be Placed


  • Subject: Specifying Where The Build Product Should Be Placed
  • From: Howard Rodstein <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 13:41:20 -0700

My application must reside in a specific place in a specific folder. Thus I am trying to control where Xcode writes the build product. To figure this out I am using a brand new Carbon Application project created from File->New Project.

The Xcode 2.1 manual says:

> You can override the build location used for an individual project in the
> General pane of the project inspector. To override the default location
>for a project¹s build products, use the options under "Place Build Products In."

However, there is no "Place Build Products In" setting in the project inspector for a project.

I read on this list:

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

However, there is no place to enter a path under "Deployment Location". It is just a checkbox. Also this setting gets into the "install-build" area which the documentation says is done only from the command line using xcodebuild, not from Xcode itself, so it does not seem like the right approach for me.

If I set the Development Build Products Path setting to point to my desired folder, it does write my application there except that it is inside a folder named debug, not directly in my desired folder.

I'd be grateful if someone could explain how to control where my application is written by Xcode.

Howard Rodstein
WaveMetrics
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