Re: Errors linking to stdarg.h and float.h
Re: Errors linking to stdarg.h and float.h
- Subject: Re: Errors linking to stdarg.h and float.h
- From: Joar Wingfors <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2010 19:06:04 -0700
On 21 jun 2010, at 18.50, William DeShazer wrote: I opened displayed the Project "SplitSpeech" Info and cleared the flags out of "Other C Flags".
<snip> I looked at the build results and noted that Xcode was continuing to place the -Wp,v flag in the compilation. Please note, that I clean the targets many times trying to get it to stop behaving so oddly. After about 40 minutes, I began looking at other places where I might find these flags being retained. Finally, I clicked on the Target "SplitSpeech" Info and lo-and-behold the -Wp,v flags were still there. In other words there was a disconnect from the project build options and the target build options.
I get the impression that you are not aware of the several levels of build settings that exists in Xcode (see my added emphasis above)? Know that you can apply build settings on a couple of different "levels" in your projects. You should read the documentation to learn more about this, but the minimum info you need to have is that you can set build settings on the project level AND on the target level. Settings on the target level override settings on the project level. If you removed your settings on the project, but not on the target, the settings on the target would still apply for your builds of that target.
Clean the target did not reset its build options.
I'm not clear on your use of the term "clean" here. It sounds like you're using it both to describe the removal of custom build settings, and the cleaning of your build products?
j o a r
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