Re: Xcode incorrectly caching source files?
Re: Xcode incorrectly caching source files?
- Subject: Re: Xcode incorrectly caching source files?
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2007 13:15:01 -0700
We need more information.
• Are you using multiple related projects? You may have navigated to
a source file in project B while still in project A, and unless
dependencies are set up correctly, building A may not force a rebuild
of B.
• Do you (or have you had) multiple copies of projects with the same
name open, and are using a shared build folder? In some cases,
navigating around sources could take you to files in a different copy
of the project, and changes you make there of course won't be
reflected in your current project.
The two key pieces of information to provide are:
1) the full path to the file you changed that wasn't rebuilt (just
drag its titlebar proxy to the Terminal to get the path, then copy and
paste into Mail)
2) the full build transcript of your rebuild after saving the changes,
obtained in the Build Results window by clicking the third button on
the split bar (the one that looks like text).
If this is a real bug we'd appreciate a detailed report filed at http://bugreporter.apple.com
Chris
Top-posted from my iPhone
On Aug 15, 2007, at 4:47 AM, Thomas Backman <email@hidden>
wrote:
Hi everybody.
I'm quite new at both Xcode and Obj-C/Cocoa, and I'm having some
really strange problems. Every once in a while, Xcode simply refuses
to acknowledge that I've modified a source file. It compiles the old
version and uses that instead. Even if I clean all targets, and add
some code (or rather non-code) that would cause a syntax error, it
STILL rebuilds all the source files, links and runs the newly-built
application that shouldn't build in the first place.
I haven't found a solution except to back my source dir up and use
the old version until that breaks.
What's even more strange, is that when I modify code in one dir
(i.e. MyProject.BACKUP), the changes also appear on another copy of
the source dir! How this is possible I have no idea, since they are
completely separate (AFAIK), no links (symbolic or otherwise).
Any clues?
Regards,
Thomas
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