objective c - Error: Argument list too long: recursive header expansion failed at /Applications/iWork '09/Pages.app/.../Contents/Resources -

Hi,

Can anyone help me in solving this error ... when I am creating my project, it shows the following error that this error has occurred for the first time ... "Logic list is too long: recurring header extension / application / iWork '09 / pages.app/Contents/Resources/Templates Failed on / Modern Business Cards. Template / Content / Resources. "

~ RAVIRAZA

< P> This is an Xcode "problem" In form, the error in your header is generated by a recursive search in the search path. I resolved it in the past by ignoring the "recurring" flag on the link for header search path and instead each directory directly . There may be other (better) ways to solve this problem, but it seems that Xcode is not reporting correctly about the error, when it is hit by a path that it does not completely solve Could.

Here are some information about this error:

Someone is written,

Since GCC has used a recursive search The path is not supported, therefore Xcode simulates them by increasing the discrete-I or -F or -L flag to each directory under the parent directory, but it can expand at this point faster That it can be released a lot in a command line.

The difference between Xcode 3.0 and 3.1 is that Xcode 3.0 quietly stops expanding the recursive search path if it gets too long and uses whatever counts to that point The results of which are errors for some types of projects for semi-deterministic (and very difficult to diagnose), Xcode now exits an error if it can not expand the recurring search path completely.

So you may need to remove or modify that recursive search path, for a small group of non-recursive search paths. Or, alternatively, there may be fewer directories to redirect your source, so that the path may expand.

Coincidentally, being a small group of extensions, there may be only a few quick compilations, because this is a lesser directory that the compiler is searching for when compiling each file (I do not know its effects The magnitude of it, though.)