ApplicationServices.framework and ImageIO.framework use their own version of libJPEG/libTIFF so if you were to use the standard version from the web, you would have a conflict when the application loads. This appears to only affect Xcode 4.X.
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Google C++ Testing Framework and C++11
I’ve been using Google’s C++ Testing Framework for some time now, but as soon as I tried to use C++11 in Xcode, I was met with some issues about the tuple header file not being found. Unfortunately for me, that means I had to leave that header out of my project using the following option:…
Finding the “file in use” culprit in Mac OS X
Thank to a tip at MacWorld, I was able to find out what process was locking a file I wanted to delete. lsof | grep [whatever]
Spaces, where are you?
I took me long enough to figure out how to do this, but MacLife on has it all spelled out.
Duplicating projects and Xcode4
I found that when you duplicate a Xcode project, say to make experimental changes you don’t want in the original project, you find that the newly duplicated project actually points to the original project. That is because there is a workspace file within the xcodeproj bundle, project.xcworkspace, that contains the name of the original project,…
OmniGraffle supports UNIX keyboard commands
Well, at least ctrl+a and ctrl+e. I haven’t tried anything else, but I was surprised to find out that these even work within OmniGraffle.
Checking out a file in Perforce using Xcode’s 4 behaviors
Perforce published a knowledge base article on how to use Xcode’s built in behaviors to check out a file: Automatically checking out files for edit in Xcode 4.3 This is nifty and similar to an article I saw posted on stackoverflow by user Mark Thalman. Update I actually have AppleScripts that will do some of…
Vector drawing programs
Matt Inman made a video where he discussed how he does his illustrations for his website: www.theoatmeal.com. If you haven’t seen any of this stuff, I would recommend that you only do it while you are home because his site is a big productivity killer. Anyway, it got me very interested in doing illustrations again,…
Code review time
Right now, I’m reviewing code I copied into my own code branch (p4) and I’m finding that I’m doing something I thought I’d never do. I’m actually lining up functions and parameters into columns. I have to admit, it’s much easier to read code this way then when code is all smushed together. Now, I…