Creating an Xcode project for a large existing code-base
Creating an Xcode project for a large existing code-base
- Subject: Creating an Xcode project for a large existing code-base
- From: Daniel Vollmer <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2010 18:45:53 +0200
I'm trying to create an Xcode project for an existing (make-built) Posix-C code-base, and there's a number of peculiarities that I'm unsure how to best replicate in or at least mediate to Xcode.
The code-base is split into a number of base libraries (which are currently built into static libraries), as well as some libraries and applications that are compiled differently based on defines (but in contrast to say a debug vs. release build, I want to build all* variants of them for the final release build). For example, I want a version of the application "solver" compiled for 5 as well as for 7 unknowns. This application links to the #define-independent base-libs as well as some libraries that also generate differently depending on my number of unknowns.
As I see it, I would define targets for all the libraries, add the relevant files, then specify any dependencies between them. That takes care of the #define-independant libs, but how do I tell Xcode to build two versions of a library (preferably under the same name but without confusing the dependency tracking) that are used in two different versions of the solver application (different build dirs?)?
Any advice?
Thanks,
Daniel.
*Unless I decide I only want one of them while developing for example. _______________________________________________
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