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Re: not very clean
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Re: not very clean


  • Subject: Re: not very clean
  • From: Craig Reynolds <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 01 Dec 2008 17:25:06 -0800

Thanks to Sherm, Jean-Daniel and Chris for replies. (Other configurations were not an issue, it had only been compiled as Debug. No source files had been renamed, and in any case they are much smaller than the ~6MB I am concerned about.) Chris said:

Your Project Index is by default stored in the project build folder,
and it would be somewhat wasteful to delete and re-create it on every
clean.

I guess it depends on how often you clean, and how clean you want things to be. One of the reasons to clean of course is that something got out of sync somehow. This could happen in a project index just like it can in build dependencies. More to the point, the original idea of "make clean" was to get rid of ALL derived build products and cached results, leaving only the original source. It seems wrong to me that Xcode does not provide a simple way to do this. I would be happy if [Clean All Targets] had more checkboxes ("clean all configurations", "clean all *.pbx* files" or "remove Build Directory") but for Xcode to add ~6MB to my tiny source tree then not provide a simple way to get rid of it seems impolite at best.


Craig
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