So I can write code like this:
#ifdef [whatever]
// do stuff that will never show up in the production version
#endif
Nothing useful per default, but you can set a DEBUG
macro for debug builds in the "Preprocessor Macros" of the targets build settings and then do:
#ifdef DEBUG
// do stuff
#endif
If you want to automate that, edit the project templates in "/Developer/Library/Xcode/Project Templates"
:
XCBuildConfiguration
section(s) for which name = Debug;
.buildSettings
add DEBUG
to the list for GCC_PREPROCESSOR_DEFINITIONS
if it existsGCC_PREPROCESSOR_DEFINITIONS = (DEBUG);
to the buildSettings
For per-user customizations and to avoid them being overwritten, see this question.
If you can assume that debug builds always use gcc -O0
(this is normally the case, but there may be odd exceptions where someone has changed the optimisation level for debug builds) then you can do this:
#if __OPTIMIZE__
// ... non-debug stuff ...
#else
// ... debug stuff ...
#endif
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