Problems with Xcode

I just upgraded to Panther (on a Power G4 2x1,25 Mhz one yr old). Glad I
did, the interface is much improved (faster etc) on Mac OS X 10.2.6. But I
am having trouble with Xcode.

While Panther will run all right the Cocoa apps I did with PB, if I ask
XCode to build the corresponding projects, it will (perhaps half the time)
announce quietly that ³build failed² wihout giving any indication.
Worse : to familiarize myself with the new interface, I redid the tutorial
³Currency Converter² , at least 3 times from scratch. The 2 first runs
failed. OK , I could have made a mistake. Well , the 3rd time build
succeeded , but my enthusiasm was quenched when , after a shutdown of the
computer, I asked Xcode to rebuild the very simple project : build failed (
without any hint) .

I have reloaded the Xcode Tools but the result is the same. I must miss
something. Can somebody help me ?

In article <BBC73587.43E%fr>,
"F. JOLY" <fr> wrote:
 

When you get a plain "build failed" without more information, look at
the build log. At the bottom of your Build window is a separator you can
drag up, giving the log of commands that are being executed to build
your project. In there, near the end, should be the command that failed
along with an error.

A good way to deal with these things is simply to clean build your
project and then rebuild. Xcode sadly requires clean builds WAY too
often.

"F. JOLY" <fr> wrote in message news:<BBC73587.43E%fr>... 

Get your project up in Xcode, then double click your target. (Open up
Targets then double click on your target name.) In the window that
comes up pick GCC Compiler settings and under Compiler Version pick
GCC 3.3. It should then work. I found this out since i only installed
3.3 and none of the others (i.e. 10.1 and 10.2 SDK's). If you do that
it should work OK.

--jim

F. JOLY wrote:
 

The reason I found for similar behaviour was missing gcc2.95, which my
projects wanted to use. I switched the compiler to 3.3 to test it and it
built fine. Then I installed the 2.95.