FROM : Andrew Farmer
DATE : Mon Dec 13 20:53:38 2004
On 13 Dec 2004, at 11:43, Henry McGilton wrote:
> Following an earlier thread, I was all set to upload an XCode
> project so that people could access code files. However, I
> saw that even after I had cleaned the active target, XCode
> still seems to keep a lot of cruft around in its various
> closets, and the compressed tarball for a one-class project
> was thirteen megabytes . . .
>
> Does anybody have any pointers on what things are safe to
> delete from an XCode project folder?
Delete build/.
DATE : Mon Dec 13 20:53:38 2004
On 13 Dec 2004, at 11:43, Henry McGilton wrote:
> Following an earlier thread, I was all set to upload an XCode
> project so that people could access code files. However, I
> saw that even after I had cleaned the active target, XCode
> still seems to keep a lot of cruft around in its various
> closets, and the compressed tarball for a one-class project
> was thirteen megabytes . . .
>
> Does anybody have any pointers on what things are safe to
> delete from an XCode project folder?
Delete build/.
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Henry McGilton | Dec 13, 20:43 | |
| Andrew Farmer | Dec 13, 20:53 |






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