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acosgaya

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Sep 13, 2009
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Hi,

I recently upgraded to snow leopard, and I just realized that in Xcode 64bits I don't see the message bubbles after compiling (if there is a warning or error) in the line where the error is, this was a given for me before and now I don't see them anymore. The errors do appear in the "build results" window and I can click from there and it takes to where the error is, but the message bubble is not showing.
This only happens when I compile with an external target, otherwise they do appear. I need to use an external target (a makefile).
Anyone knows how to fix this?

thanks
 

C8vCtSRS

macrumors newbie
Oct 21, 2009
1
0
Xcode external target message bubbles

Message bubbles seem to only appear when the compiler outputs absolute path names. GCC doesn't seem to offer an option to force printing absolute names in its output. The easiest fix for now is to pass absolute source paths and absolute include paths to GCC.
 
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