Re: [XaraXtreme-dev] Xcode project query

[Christopher Jerome <christopher_jerome@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, Ben.

Bakefile would be a great idea, as it was originally created for  
WxWidgets in the first place, another good suggestion would be  
Trolltech's qmake, which is used for Qt projects, but it is not tied  
down to qt related stuff, you could create other Toolkit based  
projects with it. but you do need Qt to compile the qmake tool.... It  
generates proper Xcode projects. Also tmake which I think was a  
trolltech tool as well, was really quite good and easy to understand,  
I vaguely remember a someone adding support for ProjectBuilder/Xcode  
project's generation to it, but have not looked at tmake for a while.

I will look more at the Xcode project that has been contributed, and  
get back to this list on that. As I do know quite alot about Xcode,  
and MacOS X in general, I do also know about the trolltech Qt and  
tools, and of course WxWidgets.

Chris.

On 10/04/2006, at 11:38 PM, Alex Bligh wrote:

Ben Fowler wrote:
> You should be able to write a short perl or even shell script to give
> you the files (or most of them) that define the symbols that ld is
> asking for.

If you want a list of .cpp and .h files in the project,
Scripts/all.sh should give you that. Beware, it will also
give you cpp files that aren't currently compiled. If you
only want the ones currently compiled, best extract them
from the various Makefile.am etc.

Or alternatively, move the build system over to bakefile
etc. which allegedly generates XCode projects as well
as Unix stuff and MSVC project files (ducks and runs).

Alex