[sldev] XCode bug - please help figure out why

[Rob Lanphier]

Michael

Can you try Apple's suggestion to remove the problem lines?  If it
works, then let me know and I'll try to make sure that the export script
nukes those lines automatically.

I have a really, really hard time believing this is a problem in XCode. 
Per Apple's guidance, external munging of the project file voids the
warranty, and we've done just that.  I doubt this will be an interesting
problem to them once they understand that.

I'm not inclined to spend a ton of time debugging this, because I
actually think the time is better spent on a CMake migration.

Rob

On 10/13/07 7:10 AM, Michael Miller wrote:
> Has there been any progress in determining the cause of this? Apple
> needs to know pretty soon.........
>
> On 10/9/07, *Soft* < soft at lindenlab.com <mailto:soft at lindenlab.com>>
> wrote:
>
>     On 10/9/07, Soft <soft at lindenlab.com <mailto:soft at lindenlab.com>>
>     wrote:
>     > On 10/9/07, Ryan Williams <rdw at lindenlab.com
>     <mailto:rdw at lindenlab.com>> wrote:
>     > > Michael Miller wrote:
>     > > > Right, Apple said to remove the lines and the project will
>     open(I
>     > > > haven't had a chance to try this yet.) The question, and
>     what Apple
>     > > > wants to know, is why it got broken. This is likely the real
>     > > > bug(unless the project was hand-edited by a person). If
>     anyone knows
>     > > > why this happened, please reply; Apple needs to fix this bug.
>     > > >
>     > > We edit the xcode file with a script during the export
>     process.  That's
>     > > what Phoenix was alluding to in his previous email.  I'm not too
>     > > familiar with the script, but from my vantage point, I would
>     guess that
>     > > it's probably our bug and not Apple's.
>     >
>     > This looks like an XCode bug to me. XCode drops valid target
>     sections
>     > after the lldku target section, once the llkdu target section
>     comes up
>     > with no available files.
>
>     btw - save a freshly checked-out project file, load and exit XCode
>     without making any changes to the project, then compare the resulting
>     project file to see the damage.
>
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