How do I set compiler flags?

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Created Jun ’19

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When the linker misses a symbol I do not see the name of the symbol. It says to set the -v flag for clang to see the name.

I use Xcode 10.1.

Thanks in advance!

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Perry

Answered by Perry_Winkel in 367293022

Thanks, the -v flag did not help, but you lead me to the log output, and there it stated the needed info. Big time happy me.

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platin21 OP

Jun ’19

Click on your poject file go to build settings and then there should be a section called "Apple Clang -Custom Compiler Flags"
Where you can add your "-v". Here to note that i suspect you got that from the Issue Navigator and not from the log it self as normally
it shows you the symbol that is missing.

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Perry_Winkel OP

Jun ’19

Accepted Answer

Thanks, the -v flag did not help, but you lead me to the log output, and there it stated the needed info. Big time happy me.

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Claude31 OP

Jun ’19

So, by the etiquette of this forum, you should have marked platin21 as the correct answer, as it lead you to the solution. That would be fair and normal acknowlegment or the support.

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