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Dunes Buggy
Dunes Buggy

Reputation: 1819

StoryBoards are not in compile sources of my project

Why can't I locate my storyboards in compile sources in my project? Even a small change in the storyboard takes a lot of time in compiling, this makes me think that there is some Compiler Level Optimisation involved. Am I wrong? I can only find them in Copy Bundle Resources.

More clearly, I'm trying to understand how compiling, linking, and other actions happens when I'm running my project.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 108

Answers (1)

A-Live
A-Live

Reputation: 8944

Check the Log Navigator:

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It shows you plenty of information about what is happening when you perform clean, build or run, for example the storyboard processing looks like this: enter image description here

From here you can research what this tool does from the man pages.

The nib and storyboard files used to be at the copy resources phase, during the build Xcode performs required operations based on their settings (you can see a set of arguments applied at the command line).

Upvotes: 1

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