Re: Build Styles corrupted?
Re: Build Styles corrupted?
- Subject: Re: Build Styles corrupted?
- From: Nathan Sturtevant <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 14:13:09 -0600
Scott -
Thanks -- this actually explains what was happening in another
project. One of my -D flags was showing up during compilation but it
was not under the global settings, only under the target settings.
But, for this project in particular, nothing shows up when I get info
on the target -- I just get the "General" and "Comments" tab, nothing
else.
I've filed a bug: 4741560
Thanks,
Nathan
Ah, okay. Now I see the problem (and yes, there is a bug, but not what
you think).
In that picture you are looking at the project-level settings. I'll
bet if you go look at the target settings (select one of the targets
and "Get Info" or double-click it), you'll see the GCC settings.
However, it is a bug that you are not seeing the GCC settings at the
project level (when inspecting the project-level build settings we
should use a union set of all files in all targets to determine which
settings to show). I'd definitely file a bug on that (with the
affected project if at all possible).
Scott
On Sep 19, 2006, at 8:42 PM, Nathan Sturtevant wrote:
Scott -
Thanks for the reply. No; there are quite a few files in the project
already. The project was converted from an earlier version of Xcode.
Here is a screen shot of the project:
http://www.cs.ualberta.ca/~nathanst/xcode.png
I managed to work around the issue using a different project, but if
it's a bug I'll do what I can to help track things down...
Nathan
On Sep 18, 2006, at 3:43 PM, Nathan Sturtevant wrote:
The build styles menu seems to be broken on my XCode 2.4 install.
When I try to view (and change) the build settings I get the first
set of values ("General"), but "GNU C/C++ Compiler" and "Rez" don't
show up. I can't seem to set these options at all.
Did this change in 2.4, or am I somehow missing something?
First off, build styles went away in Xcode 2.1, what you are
referring
to are build configurations.
I'm guessing that the target you are looking at doesn't have any c-
based files in it? In the build settings inspector, we only show the
settings that are relevant for the files included in a given target.
You'll commonly run into this if you create a new target and
immediately go edit build settings instead of adding files to the
target first.
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