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  • Subject: Link Mach-O and Product Type
  • From: Brian Barnes <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 04 Feb 2012 15:51:33 -0500

This is something I've run into a lot lately.  I put up a bug:

10809444

"
Summary:

The Mach-O and Product Type aren't linked in Xcode.  If you change the Mach-O type (for instance, you have a dynamic library you now want to be static), the build will fail.  The only solution is to hand edit the project file and replace the "productType" value.

Steps to Reproduce:

Change a dynamic library to static library, or any other change.

Expected Results:

It should be a new product type and build.

Actual Results:

The build fails.

Regression:

Notes:

It'd be nice if it alerted you to what this change meant, and then ask you if it can change the product type, or at least put the product type somewhere editable.
"

For instance, I decide to make a bunch of my previously dynamic libraries static, and ran into this.  Or I wanted to build a iOS version of JavaScriptCore, which only has a OS X Xcode project, and ran into this bug again :)

Also, still waiting on the most annoying of all bugs, the left hand view (the code tree, search, errors, etc) getting switched when you switch tabs, that thing drives me nuts! :)  It's so hard to use the find when that happens!

[>] Brian
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