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Kent: /* Prelude */

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‎Prelude

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‎Mac OS X Lion

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‎Step Two : Restore PPC & i386 support to project

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‎Opening Project in Xcode 4

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‎Step Four : Debug v's Release Builds

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‎Step Four : Debug v's Release Builds

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‎Step Four : Debug v's Release Builds

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‎Step Four : Debug v's Release Builds

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‎Step Four : Debug v's Release Builds

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‎Step Four : Debug v's Release Builds

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	Note : This is a collection of steps from various other sites and developers. I have completed these steps and am now able to compile plugins for FileMaker using Xcode 4. Please make a backup before attempting !		Note : This is a collection of steps from various other sites and developers. I have completed these steps and am now able to compile plugins for FileMaker using Xcode 4. Please make a backup before attempting !
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		+	All care taken - no responsibility !

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-==Mac OS X Lion==
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 Mac OS X Lion no longer supports legacy PowerPC applications via Rosetta.  In addition, Xcode 4 no longer uses the GCC compiler. At this time, the FileMaker Plugin API requires us to use the GCC 4.0 compiler.
 ===Installing XCode 4 with support for GCC4.0===

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	At this point, when should be able to 'Build' our plugin		At this point, when should be able to 'Build' our plugin

		+	<div style="text-align: center;"> [[Image:XcodeBuildSucceeded.jpg]] </div>

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	===Opening Project in Xcode 4===		===Opening Project in Xcode 4===

−	Open your project in Xcode 4. ~~The first time you do this, Xcode will index your files.~~	+	Open your project in Xcode 4.
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−	~~<div style="text-align: center;"> [[Image:FirstLaunchInXcode4.jpg]] </div>~~

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−	Edit the 'Release' scheme - change the 'Run ; Build Configuration' from 'Debug' to 'Release'	+	Edit the 'Release' scheme - change the 'Run : Build Configuration' from 'Debug' to 'Release'

	<div style="text-align: center;"> [[Image:XcodeSetRunToRelease.jpg]] </div>		<div style="text-align: center;"> [[Image:XcodeSetRunToRelease.jpg]] </div>

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−	Edit the 'Release' scheme.	+	Edit the 'Release' scheme - change the 'Run' from 'Debug' to 'Release'

	<div style="text-align: center;"> [[Image:XcodeSetRunToRelease.jpg]] </div>		<div style="text-align: center;"> [[Image:XcodeSetRunToRelease.jpg]] </div>

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	In my case, because I am building directly to the FileMaker Extensions - I have also set Xcode to launch FileMaker once built (when using the Run : Cmd + R option). This means FileMaker is automatically launched once the plugin is built.		In my case, because I am building directly to the FileMaker Extensions - I have also set Xcode to launch FileMaker once built (when using the Run : Cmd + R option). This means FileMaker is automatically launched once the plugin is built.
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		+	==Acknowledgements==
		+	Thanks to Mark Banks who gave me the initial links, and Jake Traynham [http://www.cnsplug-ins.com/ CNS Plug-ins] for his efforts to work out the steps to make everything work.

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	<div style="text-align: center;"> [[Image:XcodeSetRunToRelease.jpg]] </div>		<div style="text-align: center;"> [[Image:XcodeSetRunToRelease.jpg]] </div>
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		+	You can now easily switch between 'Debug' and 'Release' builds using the Scheme Menu.
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		+	<div style="text-align: center;"> [[Image:XcodeSwitchDebugRelease.jpg]] </div>
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		+	In my case, because I am building directly to the FileMaker Extensions - I have also set Xcode to launch FileMaker once built (when using the Run : Cmd + R option). This means FileMaker is automatically launched once the plugin is built.

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	Edit the 'Release' scheme.		Edit the 'Release' scheme.

−	<div style="text-align: center;"> [[XcodeSetRunToRelease.jpg]] </div>	+	<div style="text-align: center;"> [[Image:XcodeSetRunToRelease.jpg]] </div>