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iOS 10 SDK Development, 1st Edition
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iOS 10 SDK Development, 1st Edition

by Chris Adamson, Janie Clayton
March 2017
Intermediate to advanced
264 pages
7h 26m
English
Pragmatic Bookshelf
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Uploading the App

Our first step to upload the app is to do a release build. So far, Xcode has been giving us debug builds, telling the compiler to insert symbols into the executable code that makes it easier to debug. That’s what lets us stop on breakpoints and figure out what’s going on. But at this point, our code should be fully debugged, so we can eliminate the cost and size of these debugging aids, and instead tell Xcode to build the fastest-running file it can. In practice, a release build will often run 10% or more faster than an equivalent debug build.

Archiving

It’s possible to use the scheme selector to create a release build for the device—and this is a good practice for a final round of pre-submission testing—but let’s cut to the ...

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