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  • Subject: Project layout...?
  • From: Phil Hystad <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 24 May 2009 14:48:21 -0700

Xcode experts...

I am planning to port a moderately sized system (~500,000 lines of code) from Unix/NT to Mac OS X. Most of the development and debugging of this system is done on Windows with ports to various Unix systems. But, it lives in development environments in both Unix and Windows. In Unix it is built using Eclipse IDE and in Windows it is built using Visual Studio. Dominant language is C++.

My question is what is the best project organization for this system. In Visual Studio it is defined as a single solution comprised of two libraries and about a dozen different executable programs. In Eclipse, it is organized as a workspace (where the workspace is equivalent to the VS solution) where the libraries and images are each projects.

So, in Xcode, I am thinking of a single project with multiple targets. A target for each library and a target for each executable image.

Or, is there a better way that this is typically done using Xcode. Until now, my experience with Xcode is limited to single application images or single libraries.

phil
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