Re: If build errors, then don't debug
Re: If build errors, then don't debug
- Subject: Re: If build errors, then don't debug
- From: James Bucanek <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 07:06:17 -0700
William H. Schultz wrote on Thursday, September 14, 2006:
>I wouldn't even know how much info to give. There is no flakiness
>with this issue for me. If I do a build-and-run, my program runs,
>regardless of whether or not the build was successful. Note that I
>have a lot of targets, including plugins, a framework, and an
>application.
This is a known bug (in 2.3 at least). In fact, I got this very bug marked as a duplicate just this week.
The problem is with build errors that occur in sub-targets. If you do a build and the target you are building has subtarget, and you have the Building > Continue building after errors option checked in the Building preferences, and one of those sub-targets fails, and your main target then builds successfully, Xcode thinks the build was a success. You can even get some prety crazy messages: "Build succeeded (3 errors)"
My workaround is to turn off the 'Continue building after errors' option.
James Bucanek
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