| I've done the opposite (gone from Xcode build to makefile build) in a cross platform project. Xcode is good in that everything it does during the build can be replicated on the command line, so I suggest, if you are set on doing this, that you compare closely the command line generated from the makefile with the command line generated by Xcode (you can expand the build output so it shows the full commands).
If the project is small it shouldn't be hard to switch between them, larger projects however…
Good luck!
Nick On 16/04/2013, at 6:38 AM, Paul Johnson wrote: Thanks, Andrew. I'll look at just using the makefile. However, theoretically it should be easy to just do the compile/link without resorting to make. It just seems more aesthetically pleasing to not have to mess with additional tools unnecessarily.
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