Re: Multiple projects with the same code base.
Re: Multiple projects with the same code base.
- Subject: Re: Multiple projects with the same code base.
- From: Bjoern Knafla <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 6 Nov 2009 19:04:23 +0100
Hey!
You don't need to have the source-code in the directory where you safe
the xcode project file. From inside Xcode you can refer to other
directories. For sourcecode you eventually have to adapt the header
search paths then.
Example: I am mainly developing cross-platform code and am often using
the following directory layout, the example shows my "amp" project:
amp/
/src <- all source code (for all platforms)
lives somewhere in this subdirectory
/doc
/test
/build_env
/xcode_3_2
/amp <- in this sub-dir I put the Xcode 3.2
project file and all Xcode specific files.
/msvc2008
/amp <- here you find MS Visual StudioC 2008
project files
To enable #include "..." or #import "..." I need to add $
(SRCROOT)/../../../src to the header search paths.
As you can see, it would be easy to create an /xcode_2_5 (or whatever
Xcode version you need to manage separately) below the build_env dir.
Cheers,
Bjoern
On 06.11.2009, at 18:38, Sandro Noël wrote:
Greetings.
I was wondering on how it would be possible to have two projects
used the same code base but be compiled on different OS version.
for example.
I have my application and i compile it under snow leopard taking
advantage of the new libraries,
but when the software runs on leopard some weird behaviour happen,
and the program crashes randomly
so i created a project that has all the right configurations for
leopard and bring the source code to
the leopard machine and compile it there. and then the leopard
version work's nicely.
nothing in the code has changed...
so the projects are named "application snow Leopard" and
"application Leopard"
I've renamed the info.plist for each project along with the pch file.
The leopard project is compiled with XCode 3.1.4, and the snow
Leopard one with XCode 3.2.1
the problem i'm encountering is that whenever i'm on the Snow
leopard machine and load the snow leopard project,
it get's all mixed up and loads the targets and products for the
leopard project instead of loading those of the snow leopard project.
When I remove the "leopard project files" from the directory,
everything works just fine.
what i am asking here is what is the right way to do this.
in the windows world i used to have project groups, witch would
include multiple projects and compile each one independently of each
other
something i find lacking in Xcode. or maybe i just did not get it yet.
thank!
Sandro Noel.
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