I've tried playing around with some of the flags you can pass to xcodebuild in order to parallelize the build, but the profile of doing a build is still the same:
0) Custom script 1 of 3 runs super quick
1) Xcode builds for the selected architecture super quick
2) Custom script 2 of 3 runs super quick
3) Custom script 3 of 3 includes a call to xcode build for the "off" target (eg i386 if you were building for arm7), which compiles one file at a time, causing great sadness.
Does anyone have experience with running xcodebuild at the command line to point me in the right direction to making this faster?
Using the "real" framework, xcode 4.3.2
I've tried playing around with some of the flags you can pass to xcodebuild in order to parallelize the build, but the profile of doing a build is still the same:
0) Custom script 1 of 3 runs super quick 1) Xcode builds for the selected architecture super quick 2) Custom script 2 of 3 runs super quick 3) Custom script 3 of 3 includes a call to xcode build for the "off" target (eg i386 if you were building for arm7), which compiles one file at a time, causing great sadness.
Does anyone have experience with running xcodebuild at the command line to point me in the right direction to making this faster?