Important: The information in this document is obsolete and should not be used for new development.
A build style is a variation on a target that allows you to override some of the build settings in a target without creating a whole new target. While a target contains a list of files, build rules, build phases, and build settings, a build style contains only build settings. You can apply the same build style to all targets in your project. Build styles are a flexible tool for quickly “tweaking” your product or for saving different groups of build settings to apply to a target depending on the current circumstances.
This article provides a general explanation of build styles, describes the predefined build styles you get when you create an Xcode project, and explains how to define your own build styles.
Overview of Build Styles
Predefined Build Styles
Editing Build Styles
Last updated: 2006-11-07