Re: hmap files
Re: hmap files
- Subject: Re: hmap files
- From: Martin Redington <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 11 Dec 2009 16:18:16 +0000
Does the [part of path removed] from the "Resources" entry point into
the build directory?
Under some old (< 3) versions of Xcode, when you added files to a
project, the *.[cm] files would get added to the Compile Sources build
stage, but *.h files would, for some obscure reason, related to how
Xcode classified the files, get added to the Copy Bundle Resources
build stage.
This could be "fixed" by simply removing the header files from the
build phase after adding them to the project.
I don't believe this behaviour is still present, possibly fixed in
Xcode 2.5, but if you're in the habit of looking inside other people's
app bundles, you'll occasionally find some header files in the
Resources directory. It's possible that you're still seeing it,
especially if your project predates Xcode 3.
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 3:31 PM, Eric Gorr <email@hidden> wrote:
> I have a question about the hmap files that Xcode will generate. I had a
> strange build problem releated to a header file called Assert.h and I peaked
> into one and saw the following path:
>
> [part of path removed]/Landscape/Resources/Assert.h
>
> Now, there is an (and just one) Assert.h file inside of the Landscape
> folder, but it is located at:
>
> [part of path removed]/Landscape/Source/DebugSupport/Assert.h
>
> I am mostly just curious about this oddity and was wondering if anyone could
> explain further.
>
> (oh, yes, build problem was resolved.)
> Thank you.
>
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