Re: Header files are included in built package resources
Re: Header files are included in built package resources
- Subject: Re: Header files are included in built package resources
- From: James Bucanek <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 5 Mar 2006 17:16:58 -0700
Alan Hart wrote on Sunday, March 5, 2006:
>When I build my little Cocoa app I find copies of my header files in
>the Resources directories of my builds. I see no reason why this is
>done, but I can't find a build switch to turn it off, and I can't
>find any reference to it in the documentation.
Open the info window for your header file(s) and remove them from the target.
Some targets include CopyFile phases that will accept *any* type of file and dutifully copy it into the application/package resources. Removing those files from the target removes it from the list of the files to copy.
This quirk happens because the new file assistant can create a matched pair of files (source and header). If you select to add the new file to one or more targets, *both* files get added to all selected targets. For the source file this is probably what you want; for the header file it is probably not what you want.
I've gotten into the habit of not adding files to any targets when I create it. I later select just the .m/.c/.cpp file and add it to the desired target(s).
James Bucanek
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