chanson

Bookmarking - need to find time to play with Xcode with some weekend again (on the same list with other todos like VS-O, VM-O, setting up Lab Manager, learning more perl, fixing the MacBook, cleaning a few TB storage and files...) so when I can relax I can do something so unlike work.. :p
(btw, can I add in linkedin? :)

Hi. I am compiling some code with the architecture set to x86_64. When I run /usr/bin/arch it replies i386. I'm on a macbook pro intel core 2 duo qith leopard, and that sounds 64 bit (am I wrong?)

I have some tests that are to be run from the sen testing script. I also run them from a main function on a target for debugging. When runned from the target every thing runs fine. When running from the script I get errors from tests that compare bytes read from a file. Looks like the test framework is assuming something 32 bit. I then set all the variables (ARCH, VALID_ARCHS, NATIVE_ARCH_ACTUAL) to the value x86_64, but the result is the same.

Do you have any idea to what might be happening ?

Rather than asking me directly, please ask on xcode-users mailing list, and be sure to specify what version of Xcode you're using. That's the place to go for help with everything Xcode.

thanks much, brother

Hi Chris.

I posted this question (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/247607/how-do-i-trap-ocunit-test-passfailure-messagesevents) on StackOverflow.com a while back about how one might trap the testCaseDidStart/testCaseDidStop messages in an OCUnit test bundle.

I want to reformat the messages emitted when tests pass/fail so I can integrate OCUnit with my continuous integration system. At the moment I'm just parsing the output from RunUnitTests with a perl script but I figure that there has got to be a better way.

Regards

Hello

Often, when running test cases and debugging them, I need to concentrate on just one. Is there any way of specifying the tests to be run ?

I currently use bundle injection and specify -SenTest All for running the script. What do I say instead of all ?