Re: Build Error - 'Missing file or directory..'
Re: Build Error - 'Missing file or directory..'
- Subject: Re: Build Error - 'Missing file or directory..'
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006 08:15:13 -0800
On Feb 9, 2006, at 2:26 AM, James Closs wrote: Hi,
Just got this again. It happens a lot. Claims missing file but it's there alright!
To get things to work I seem to have to delete the entire build directory and restart XCode.
Here's the transcript:
Checking Dependencies JamToolExecution 18px cd /Volumes/docs/development/multipacks/nim setenv ASCII_OUTPUT_ANNOTATION YES setenv ENABLE_APPLE_JAM_EXTENSIONS YES setenv ENABLE_APPLE_JAM_OUTPUT_ANNOTATION YES setenv GROUP jcloss setenv NATIVE_ARCH ppc setenv USER jcloss /Developer/Private/jam -d1 -j2 JAMBASE=/Developer/Makefiles/pbx_jamfiles/ProjectBuilderJambase JAMFILE=/Volumes/docs/development/multipacks/nim/build/nim.build/Debug/18px.build/18px.jam build ACTION="" _DEFAULT_GCC_VERSION=4.0 GCC_VERSION_IDENTIFIER=4_0 CONFIGURATION=Debug BUILD_STYLE=Debug CPP_HEADERMAP_FILE=/Volumes/docs/development/multipacks/nim/build/nim.build/Debug/18px.build/18px.hmap CLEAN_PRECOMPS=YES SRCROOT=/Volumes/docs/development/multipacks/nim OBJROOT=/Volumes/docs/development/multipacks/nim/build SYMROOT=/Volumes/docs/development/multipacks/nim/build DSTROOT=/tmp/nim.dst Missing file or directory: /docs/development/multipacks/nim/constants/device_specific/8px/Constants.java
You're going to have to be more detailed.
- When do you get the error? When building? - Could you please copy and paste the error out of the build transcript, in context?
From the transcript it's easy to see that you're putting your sources (SRCROOT) into the build directory, so that when you clean the build directory, the sources are at risk of being deleted.
Also, the file missing is expected at /docs/development/multipacks/nim, while all your other files are at /Volumes/docs/development/multipacks/nim. You may want to look into this: the file reference for that file may be incorrect. Chosse the file reference in Xcode, choose Get Info, and in the General pane click the "Choose" button to re-find the file, then make sure its reference style is "Relative to Project."
Chris
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