Compilation training in xcode

Question

I started using C ++ widely at school, and now my programs reach the point that they have more than 1 file (for example, a header, a driver, an implementation file). I don’t know enough about software development to understand or understand how to customize the build process by looking at Apple manuals. Can someone get me through how to compile a simple C ++ project with a header and two C ++ files in xcode? Should I create a makefile first?

Answer 1

In Xcode:

• Choose File → New Project ...
  • Mac OS X → → ( , ++, stdin/stdout, Cocoa)
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Answer 2

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Answer 3

If you created a C ++ project in xcode, you should be right to just click "build" - there is no need for makefile tweedling ...