XCode 1.5 with GNU makefiles, using debug and release executables
XCode 1.5 with GNU makefiles, using debug and release executables
- Subject: XCode 1.5 with GNU makefiles, using debug and release executables
- From: Rustam Muginov <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2006 19:05:16 +0300
Hi all.
I am trying to use XCode 1.5 to build external cross-platform projects
in the form of makefiles.
I successfuly managed to create an XCode project, to assign makefile
and necessary parameters, to add "custom executable", to build and
debug the executable.
The problem is:
Makefile is using external parameter like "CONFIG=debug" or
CONFIG=release", this result different compiling options and different
location of the binaries (like ../debug.lib/App.app and
../release.lib/App.app".
I had to create two different targets in the project, debug and
release, to pass different values of "CONFIG" parameters to makefile.
Am i right and this is the only way to build two versions of
executables?
To allow debugging of the application, i had to add a "custom
executable" to the project. The problem is that the custom executable
does require the path to the binary, and i have to write either the
"debug" or "release" path in the path. I had tryed to create two custom
executables, one for debug one for release, but the current active
executable seems to be not in sync with the target, i.e. then i switch
from "Target debug" to "target release", the current executable stays
as "debug".
Are where any ways to make current executable (the one which would be
launched or debugged) with the debug/release target?
Thank you in advance.
--
Sincerely,
Rustam Muginov
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