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Re: Xcode's default project layout causes $SRCROOT to be wrong.
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Re: Xcode's default project layout causes $SRCROOT to be wrong.

  • Subject: Re: Xcode's default project layout causes $SRCROOT to be wrong.
  • From: Gavin Stokes <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 03 Oct 2012 10:33:17 -0700
> If you want to go up a level, as in your example, use ${SRCROOT}/../

Actually, I need to go down a level.  Xcode is now putting the project
file ABOVE the source directory.

I didn't see this behavior before Xcode 4.x (not sure when it changed).
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