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XCode 4.0.2 Doesn't Name Build Products Folder to <Configuration>
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XCode 4.0.2 Doesn't Name Build Products Folder to <Configuration>


  • Subject: XCode 4.0.2 Doesn't Name Build Products Folder to <Configuration>
  • From: Michael Hanna <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2011 15:53:45 -0400

Having this weird issue in XCode 4.0.2 where I have a bunch of different "Release<foo>" configurations. I assume they are supposed to build in DerivedData > Build > Release<foo> but it just ends up building into a folder called "Release". I think this is a remnant of the Xcode 3 setting in the project file.

I believe that this is the cause of a libtool error at the end of the build, "Can't find library .." because I think it's looking for a folder called "<Configuration>" for the build products but they're not there because Xcode didn't put them in the right place(assumption).

I think this assumption is correct because when I do a "Debug" build(the Configuration is also named "Debug"), all build products are placed in a DerivedData > Products > Debug folder and libtool finds them OK and there is a successful build.

Looking for a workaround, when I change the setting to "Place build products in locations specified by targets" ... I can't find the build products anywhere; neither project root nor DerivedData!

Any suggestions on how to get past this?

Michael

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