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Xcode Does Not Update Symbols Database When Switching C++ Standard Library
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Xcode Does Not Update Symbols Database When Switching C++ Standard Library


  • Subject: Xcode Does Not Update Symbols Database When Switching C++ Standard Library
  • From: Andreas Grosam <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 08 Oct 2012 11:26:11 +0200

While searching for a possibly workaround for the issue in my previous post, I encountered this issue:


Xcode does not update its Symbol Index (displayed in the Symbol Navigator) when switching standard libraries - e.g. switching from  GNU's C++ lib to clang's C++ lib.

Workaround: delete the corresponding derived data folder which contains the Index database, clean build folder, then build.

Bug ID# 12451611


It also seems, Xcode messes with symbols defined in other projects which are open - since it appears as if Xcode invalidates symbols in the Symbol Navigator from project A when changes are made in project B.

Possibly, there are a number of other issues related to this bug - but does not solve or affect the aforementioned problem in my previous post.



Andreas




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