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Add custom build rule "using:" menu entry


  • Subject: Add custom build rule "using:" menu entry
  • From: Rick Mann <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006 01:58:01 -0800

I've been experimenting with an empty Xcode project to see if I can get it to build for my AVR target microcontroller, using avr-gcc and friends. I found where to create custom build rules for a target, and I'm trying to add a rule for C source files to use my compiler.

Part of the problem is that you can use the built-in compiler, or you can use a custom shell script, but what I really want is for it to call my avr-gcc the same way it would call the native gcc.

Is there some place where I can add some magic so that my avr-gcc compiler shows up in the list, like GCC 4.0? Or is that hard-coded into XCode? It seems to me it's something to be found inside the XCode package, something that ideally can be added to by adding stuff to /Library/....xcodestuff.../

Thanks to Rustam Muginov, I found a site that customized XCode 1.5 in this manner (http://pascal-central.com/fp-xcode/). I'm afraid 2.x is too different, but I guess I'll look more closely at it and see if I can find something similar in 2.0. But if anyone has any suggestions, I'd sure like to hear them!

TIA,


-- Rick


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