Xcode 4 referencing old, non-existing files?
Xcode 4 referencing old, non-existing files?
- Subject: Xcode 4 referencing old, non-existing files?
- From: Tito Ciuro <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2011 11:54:35 -0700
Hello,
One thing I've seen in Xcode 4 is a few of warnings after I have cleaned up a project. The project used to contain a bunch of .cpp files, which are now part of a static library. Xcode 4 stubbornly continues to complain that the files do not exist (it's right)... but where can I silence this warnings? Where does it keep the list that should have been deleted when I removed these files from the project?
Also, it seems that when a file is renamed (i.e. from 'foo.m' to 'foo.mm') and moved to a different directory (in both the filesystem and project... to keep them in sync), this annoying warning appears too. I cannot see a way to make it go away:
> file://localhost/Users/tciuro/Development/MyProject C++/Implementation/DMPFoundationPhoneClient/DMPFoundationPhoneClient/Foo.m: warning: Missing file: /Users/tciuro/Development/MyProject C++/Implementation/DMPFoundationPhoneClient/DMPFoundationPhoneClient/Foo.m is missing from working copy
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
-- Tito
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