Re: Xcode4 and Custom Executables
Re: Xcode4 and Custom Executables
- Subject: Re: Xcode4 and Custom Executables
- From: Jean-Daniel Dupas <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2011 18:36:43 +0100
Le 16 mars 2011 à 17:50, Sensei a écrit :
> Hi all!
>
> I am developing some MPI-based applications with this shiny Xcode4. So far, I am glad for it, and for a C++ guy like me, it's really a leap forward. However, I need to run my MPI projects, but it's getting more difficult!
>
> What did I do in Xcode3? I had a target that built the executable "T", and added custom executable "M". That let me enter /usr/bin/mpirun (with my keyboard) as the executable, and *drag and drop* the built executable "T" from Xcode itself into the command line parameters for "M". That was it!
>
> In Xcode4? I am still trying to find a simple way!
>
> First, I duplicated the scheme for building "T", calling it "M". Selecting /usr/bin/mpirun? IMPOSSIBLE!
FWIW, all open dialogs on OS X let you enter a path if you type '/' (it open a sheet where you can type the path). I would be surprised if Xcode do not support this too.
> I had to dig my way out by using a console, "open /usr/bin", and then drag and drop the folder. After that I could select my custom exe. What about command line parameters? No way of dragging and dropping from Xcode itself. I had again to resort to my Finder.
>
> Are you aware of anything I can do to have this process simplified? Maybe I am missing something trivial... _______________________________________________
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