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How do I completely remove an XCode target such that if I create a new target with the same name, none of the previous files/settings associated with it will remain?
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With Xcode closed, locate that project folder in the Finder, move it to the trash, then empty the trash.
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Choose Show in Finder.) In Xcode, remove the deleted project from the menu. (Go to File > Open Recent > Clear Menu. This will clear all of your recent projects from this menu and the startup menu.)
In Xcode 2.4, you select the file in the main project window and either press the delete/backspace button, or control-click and select Delete from the pop-up menu. It then asks if you want to delete the file and all references to it, or just the references, leaving the file still present in the project folder.
I think you'll have to make a lot of manual work to do that:
/* Begin PBXNativeTarget section */, you'll find the list of the targets below.
Here comes the part which will likely make you create the new project - there're so many cross-references by identifiers to be analyzed. You'll have to find yourself what you want to remove there.
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