Re: Project doesn't link to correct subproject
Re: Project doesn't link to correct subproject
- Subject: Re: Project doesn't link to correct subproject
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 20:08:54 +0100
On 13 jan 2006, at 16.46, Steve Mills wrote:
Flipping the current config popup to Release and back to Debug
fixes this. Today I got sick of this happening and wondered why it
was doing that. I opened all of the subprojects and sure enough,
their current config was set to Release. So it looks like the bug
is that when you open a project, it doesn't sync the current config
with any subprojects. Reported already?
On 13 jan 2006, at 19.06, Steve Mills wrote:
You're right that the build configuration of the current target
should make the configurations of the same name in the subprojects.
It works when you change the config popup, so I'm thinking it's
just a bug that it doesn't do check to make sure all subprojects
will use the same config when you open a project. If I don't hear
anything by the end of the day, I'll report it.
Just picking at details here. I don't think that Xcode should make
any changes to your referenced projects when you change the active
build configuration in the main project. They are just referenced
projects after all, and could be referenced from several other
projects - possibly with different active build configurations.
That said, Xcode should of course take the active build configuration
into account when performing dependency analysis and when building -
in the referenced projects, just as well as in the main project.
If that doesn't work for you, file a bug report. Bonus points if you
can reproduce the problem, and show them how!
j o a r
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