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On 13/01/2007 at 10:41, xxxxxxxx wrote:
What I really hate is the linker! Although the lib is added to the project and not the lib project, every once in a while it gets the gumption to start recompiling the lib! I hate that. And then there is 'ranlib'. This should be a command in XCode so that you just select the lib and hit a menu item (or rmb menu item).
Right click on the Target (under Targets) and select "Get Info". This opens the Target Info window. Go to the Build tab. Go To Collection drop-down and select Warnings under "GNU C/C++ Compiler 4.0". If none of the available warnings match, there might still be an option that can be added to "Other Warning Flags". You'll need to get hold of the man pages for gcc or check in the XCode vast docs.
ETA: There is an "Inhibit All Warnings" option. Though I'd be careful here as some warnings are, well, warnings to be heeded. Might be best to toggle this off once in a while to keep your code honest. :)