Re: newbie question about Makefiles
Re: newbie question about Makefiles
- Subject: Re: newbie question about Makefiles
- From: Rustam Muginov <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 7 Dec 2006 11:01:07 +0300
You do not need to convert anything.
XCode (at least starting with version 1.5) does have "GNU Make" or
"External build system" target, depedning on version
You can create this target, edit the target settings (making the "make"
command line arguments to handle your makefile).
This would allow you to build your product (using makefile) from XCode
IDE.
Then you can add source files to the project, create the "Custom
Executable" in the project, edit your "Custom executable" settings to
point you your built binary.
This would allow you to set breakpoints and debug visually, using
familiar XCode IDE.
I am using this technique quite often, on both OS X 10.3.9/XCode 1.5
and OS X 10.4.8/XCode 2.4, so feel free to ask me more if you would
meet some troubles.
--
Sincerely,
Rustam Muginov
On Dec 7, 2006, at 10:45 AM, Nicholas Murphy wrote:
Is there a way to quickly convert a Makefile-based project into an
Xcode project? Or is there at least a way to debug such a project in
Xcode? The project in question is rather non-trivial (in this case
the Click router).
I just started playing with Xcode today, so assume I know next to
nothing about it because, well, I don't. :)
Thanks,
Nick
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