is it possible to set a compiler flag in Xcode to not compile any source code which is flagged not into the archive (ipa)?!
Maybe just like an if-statement?!
if (shouldBeInAppPackage)
{
//Code in here should be compiled in App Package
}
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rmaddy
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You can use a pre-processor macro for that. In the pre-compiled header, or some other header file which is imported into the source files you want to use this on, you can define:
#define INCLUDE_IN_BUILD 0
and then wrap code with:
#if INCLUDE_IN_BUILD
code();
code();
#endif
You can then selectively include/exlude that code by changing the 0 to 1.
Think of a better name than INCLUDE_IN_BUILD, however.
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So Code inside that #if statement is not in the Build!? or is it in the build but will not executed? – davidOhara Jul 28 '14 at 12:22
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@chrizstone It will be included if `INCLUDE_IN_BUILD` is non-zero or excluded if `0`. – trojanfoe Aug 08 '14 at 18:05