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Re: cd


  • Subject: Re: cd
  • From: Fritz Anderson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2006 11:42:12 -0600

Let me repeat, louder and supplementing with sign language:

What version of Xcode are you using?

You say the build cds to the wrong directory. What is the expected (right) directory?

And:

What do you mean by "link errors?" Your first message complained of a cd, not linking.

What is the error message, and what is the immediately preceding command (from the detailed build listing, accessible by pressing the third button under the summary error list in the Build Results window)? "The build fails" hides every important detail.

As a shot at solution... What happens if you do a project clean (in the menu of the build & go button)? What happens if you delete the "build" directory in the project directory?

	-- F

On 2 Feb 2006, at 10:50 AM, Bill Meikle wrote:


I just set up on this intel box this morning

the cd is the first thing that happens when you press the
'build' button from the gui.

my project and source are in the same folder
(this even built once!)

but now its got some wrong ideas about paths..

these are link errors

it must generate a link list that has some data from
the first place the project was opened.

how do I change that link list?

On 2-Feb-06, at 8:26 AM, Fritz Anderson wrote:


On 2 Feb 2006, at 10:20 AM, Bill Meikle wrote:

my build is failing because this first
cd it does is looking for a wrong directory

how do I change it?

cd "/Users/Bill/Desktop/vrh 2.5/VRHotWiress_2.5/Application/ Projects/XCode_2.x"

You don't provide some key information, such as what directory you expect the cd to be, where your project document and source files are, or what Xcode version you're using.


The cd should be to SRCROOT, which is the directory containing the project document. Is this the case? Do you keep your source files in the same tree as the project document (as Xcode needs)?

-- F

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