I have a 2013 Retina MacBook Pro and am amazed at the build speed of Xcode. I can create and run a fairly large Objective-C application in the simulator in 2-3 seconds.
It takes about 15 seconds to create and run the smaller Titanium app for iPhone, and I wonder why. In the console, the build process is very fast, but the application freezes for about 10 seconds in the "Call xcodebuild" section
$ titanium build -p ios
Titanium Command-Line Interface, CLI version 3.0.24, Titanium SDK version 3.0.2.v20130206164716
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[INFO] Build type: development
[INFO] Building for target: simulator
[INFO] Building using iOS SDK: 6.1
[INFO] Building for iOS iPhone Simulator: 6.1
[INFO] Building for device family: iphone
[INFO] Minimum iOS version: 4.3
[INFO] Debugging disabled
[INFO] Initiating prepare phase
[INFO] Copying custom Info.plist from project directory
[INFO] Forcing rebuild: custom Info.plist CFBundleIdentifier not equal to tiapp.xml <id>
[INFO] No Titanium Modules required, continuing
[INFO] Cleaning old build directory
[INFO] Performing full rebuild
[INFO] Copying Xcode iOS files
[INFO] Creating Xcode project directory: .../build/iphone/MyProject.xcodeproj
[INFO] Writing Xcode project data file: Titanium.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj
[INFO] Writing Xcode project configuration: project.xcconfig
[INFO] Writing Xcode module configuration: module.xcconfig
[INFO] Creating symlinks for simulator build
[INFO] Forcing rebuild: ApplicationDefaults.m has changed since last build
[INFO] Writing properties to ApplicationDefaults.m
[INFO] No module resources to copy
[INFO] No CommonJS modules to copy
[INFO] Invoking xcodebuild
Is there anything I can do to make it faster?
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