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Source search path for external targets


  • Subject: Source search path for external targets
  • From: Quentin Stafford-Fraser <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 1 Jun 2006 23:10:29 +0100

I'm working on a project which consists largely of a set of libraries built by Makefiles.

I'm managing this in Xcode by creating an external target for each library which runs 'make' in the right directory. This all works fine.

Xcode parses the output of Make nicely and shows me the list of errors, but I can't click on an error and jump to the line concerned, presumably because it can't find the associated source files, even though they are in the working directory specified for the external target.

Is there a way to tell an external target that source files live in a particular place?

Or is there a way to get gcc to output full pathnames in its error messages, which I presume would also work?

Any help much appreciated!

Quentin

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