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How do I find the build steps taken by XCode?

by commiebastard <oraclmaster@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 18, 2008 at 12:01 AM

When I build, say, an objective C application or a C++ application,
how do I access the compiler build output ie: the output from the
compiler that goes on when something is compiled and linked. I'm
curious about the steps XCode takes to build my program, ie: the
dependencies on files etc, and the compiler flags used to compile and
link the objects. When I compile an app in C or Objective C, I click
"Build" and it builds but doesn't show the steps it is taking. I tried
opening the run log, the I/O log and the console log but they are all
blank. And when I go to Build -> Build Results and build with that
window open, there is no output for the compiler steps taken.

I usually compile using gcc 4.X but I can't seem to get any output on
building from any of the consoles unless an error occurs.
 




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How do I find the build steps taken by XCode?
commiebastard <oraclma  2008-06-18 00:01:31 
Re: How do I find the build steps taken by XCode?
Paul Russell <prussell  2008-06-18 08:22:21 
Re: How do I find the build steps taken by XCode?
commiebastard <oraclma  2008-06-18 04:03:16 

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