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RE: merging multiple Xcode projects
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RE: merging multiple Xcode projects


  • Subject: RE: merging multiple Xcode projects
  • From: "Laser, Curtis" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2007 14:47:29 -0600
  • Thread-topic: merging multiple Xcode projects

Here is an easy suggestion; I'll let you decide how elegant it is for
your situation. You can make one XCode project reference another
<http://developer.apple.com/documentation/DeveloperTools/Conceptual/Xcod
eUserGuide/Contents/Resources/en.lproj/01_04_pr_add_files/chapter_7_sect
ion_7.html> so you could simply create a new project, reference the
other two projects and make this new "master" project dependent on the
two referenced projects. When you build the master the referenced
projects are built too, if needed.

But there is a caveat - XCode does not keep track of the referenced
project's open source files for the purpose of determining what must be
built. What this means is that if you are editing files on a referenced
project and then build the "master" project the build will NOT pick up
your changes unless you manually save the edited source file first.

HTH-

Curtis

-----Original Message-----
To: email@hidden
Subject: merging multiple Xcode projects

Folks --

We've got two large Xcode projects, and would like to combine them
into a single project building both targets.

We could build a new, combined project "by hand" within Xcode, or
live dangerously and manually combine the project files as text. Both
of these seem tedious and error-prone.

Any ideas on how to automate this? I Googled (of course :-), but
found nothing enlightening.

Thanks,

-- Mike
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