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After Importing a Project

Importing into Xcode is a good starting point for converting your project, but you’ll typically have some work to do before it successfully builds and runs. For example, the Xcode importer does a good job of duplicating the structure of a CodeWarrior project, but you’ll need to make sure the build settings it chooses are correct for your project. It’s likely that you are the best judge of settings such as compiler optimization, and you should check other build settings as well.

Of course if you prepared your code carefully before importing your project, and if your code is already fantastically clean and standard, you will have fewer changes to make after importing. But you are still likely to face some of the simple problems or some of the more subtle issues described in this chapter.

Contents:

Build Your Project
Check for Common Conversion Issues
Resolve Undefined Symbols
Make Code Changes for GCC Compatibility
Move Settings From the .plc File to an Info.plist File
Make Changes to PowerPlant

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