Just thinking out loud...
Is there any idea _why_ xcode will not build paraview? Are the
project files not being generated correctly? Not enough ram to
effectively build it? Maybe the code-sense is chewing up all the ram?
The makefile version of ParaView does work so is it possible to
have cmake generate an "Xcode makefile" Project. One where the Xcode
project actually just references the makefile which is a valid
project type in Xcode?
Have we come upon a limitation in project size for Xcode? Any one
posted to the Xcode-users mailing list to get any ideas from those
folks?
Again. just thinking out loud.
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Mike Jackson Senior Research Engineer
Innovative Management & Technology Services
On May 7, 2008, at 10:15 PM, Bill Hoffman wrote:
jonathan grimm wrote:
paraview CVS xcodebuild is no longer working. On a Mac Pro 16GB
ram with 10.5. I checked and xcodebuild is a 32 bit executable.
Makefiles work on the same machine.
Is there anything that can be done about this? The .xcodeproj is
only 14 MB.
I don't think there is anything that can be done. I don't think it
ever worked. Xcode has an amazing ability to use memory. I
originally developed the Xcode generator for ITK, but ITK was never
able to build with it. I think I calculated that if you took ever
source file and loaded it into memory X 10, you would get the
memory size required by Xcode.
-Bill
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