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Configuration-dependent compilation?


  • Subject: Configuration-dependent compilation?
  • From: "Richard L. Aurbach" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2009 13:19:43 -0500

Back in the old days of Codewarrior, Debug and Release were targets (rather than configurations of a common target). This meant that it was quite simple to specify files which were part of an explicit debug or release build. 

For example, one could build the debug version of a product using a debug version of a static library, but build the release version of the product using the release version of the static library. Alternately, one could include source modules in a debug version of a product which were not included in the release version of the target.

It is not particularly clear to me if one can do these sorts of things with different configurations of a single Xcode target and, if so, how.

Any thoughts??

Cheers,

Rick Aurbach

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