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Mac Forum / Programming / Mac Programming / June 2005XCode hanging after a build
I am using XCode and lately after every other time or so that I build and run the application, the build sort of hangs. XCode itself continues to respond, but my application is not launched, and most of the items in the build menu are deactivated, except for "Stop Current Build". You have to quit XCode or close and reopen the project in order to be able to do another build. A couple of web searches have turned up examples of others having a similar problem but no answers. Given that it is happening on nearly every other build, XCode is essentially unusable. This is version 1.1 of XCode running on Mac OS X Version 10.3.9. Stephen Check if you have Distributed Builds enabled. I think I remember this hanging if there wasn't anyone to share the work. Turn this all off and try again. > I am using XCode and lately after every other time or so > that I build and run the application, the build sort [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > This is version 1.1 of XCode running on Mac OS X Version 10.3.9. Xcode 1.1 was probably the worst of the entire Project Builder/Xcode series, at least since Apple got ahold of it. Do yourself a favor and upgrade to 1.5, which is vastly less buggy. It's free from connect.apple.com, although you do have to sign up for a free membership first. >> I am using XCode and lately after every other time or so >> that I build and run the application, the build sort [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> >> This is version 1.1 of XCode running on Mac OS X Version 10.3.9. > Xcode 1.1 was probably the worst of the entire Project Builder/Xcode > series, at least since Apple got ahold of it. Do yourself a favor and > upgrade to 1.5, which is vastly less buggy. It's free from > connect.apple.com, although you do have to sign up for a free membership > first. Thanks. I upgraded and will see how things go. I'm I wrong in guessing that the automatic Software Update does not pay attention to XCode? I suppose I can understand why, but it would be nice if Software Update notified you about new and improved versions of the Developor Tools. Stephen >> Xcode 1.1 was probably the worst of the entire Project Builder/Xcode >> series, at least since Apple got ahold of it. Do yourself a favor and [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > would be nice if Software Update notified you about new and > improved versions of the Developor Tools. You're mostly wrong. They did put Xcode 1.1 on Software Update, but it was a miniature version which only updated Xcode and Interface Builder (I think) and didn't give you new versions of the auxiliary apps, nor updated documentation, and it generally was not a good idea to use it. They've never put another version up that way. One good way to get notified of Xcode updates is to sign up for ADC News when you get your free developer account. Then you'll get a weekly e-mail with updates geared towards Mac developers. Along with notices of new versions of Xcode, there's often other useful tidbits included. If you don't like the idea of getting an e-mail every week, I don't know what alternatives there are besides just checking connect.apple.com periodically, unfortunately. |
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