Hello, I just finished merging an old branch for TB_LR writing support in last 3 months, and can
only build with:
--enable-dbgutil (not --enable-debug) in autogen.input and
make build-nocheck
on macOS 10.13. Furthermore, I asked about "build check" here months ago, but haven't got a
resolution.
Now, I want to debug the build in Xcode. When I ran "make check" as stated in
Note:
Before using an IDE you need to do a complete build from a terminal with the usual "./autogen.sh
&& make check".
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/IDE#Xcode
Following errors occurred:
${LODE_HOME}//sc/Module_sc.mk:181: ${LODE_HOME}/sc/UITest_calc_tests2.mk: No such file or directory
${LODE_HOME}//sc/Module_sc.mk:181: *** No uicheck target registered while reading
${LODE_HOME}//sc/UITest_calc_tests2.mk!. Stop.
Makefile:286: recipe for target 'build' failed
make: *** [build] Error 2
I also did:
make xcode-ide-integration
make -j 4 -rs -f ${LODE_HOME}/Makefile.gbuild gbuildtojson
${LODE_HOME}//sc/Module_sc.mk:76: ${LODE_HOME}/sc/CppunitTest_sc_condformats.mk: No such file or
directory
${LODE_HOME}//sc/Module_sc.mk:76: *** No slowcheck target registered while reading
${LODE_HOME}//core/sc/CppunitTest_sc_condformats.mk!. Stop.
Makefile:294: recipe for target 'gbuildtojson' failed
make: *** [gbuildtojson] Error 2
What do I miss in my LO environment?
Must I first "make check" successfully, only then "make xcode-ide-integration" to get started with
debugging in Xcode, right?
Development/IDE - The Document Foundation
Wiki<https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/IDE#Xcode>
wiki.documentfoundation.org
Note: Before using an IDE you need to do a complete build from a terminal with the usual
"./autogen.sh && make check".
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