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"warning: .o file ... more recent than executable timestamp"
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  • Subject: "warning: .o file ... more recent than executable timestamp"
  • From: David Springer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 13 Oct 2009 21:16:08 -0600

Folks,

Suddenly I get this warning when starting the debugger:

"warning: .o file ... more recent than executable timestamp"

and code changes (although compiled) seem to have no effect (e.g. a new call to NSLog(@"foo") right after another NSLog() which *is* making output does nothing). I build an app that builds a WebKit plugin; the app loads and runs the plugin.

I have rm -rf build, and done that for all the build directories I can find on my computer. I have followed that with a "Build > Clean All Targets". I have rebooted my computer. I have rm'ed the user project files in the .xcodeproj directory. I have looked at the file times for the app executable, for the plugin "executable" and the .o's, and they all seem to make sense (.o's are earlier than the exexecs). I have made *sure* that I am building the correct target (the main app, which has the plugin as a dependency) and debugging the right target (the main app).

I am totally stymied. Help?

Xcode 3.1.2 on Mac 10.5.8.

Thanks!
- Dave.S

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