How do I convert my Xcode project to use ARC (Automatic Reference Counting)?
The first step of the pre-check has a list of all your files with checkboxes before them, just unstick the ones you do not want to convert to ARC, the migration tool will take care of setting the correct oiler flags during the conversion.
Thank you. I missed the little control to expand the file list. No wonder I was going crazy!
– Phil Beisel Oct 16 at 15:41.
When I run Convert to Obj-C it firsts runs a Precheck. Some files I want the Precheck to ignore, and I thought I could set the compiler flag -fno-objc-arc on those files. But Precheck phase seems to ignore that flag (and reset it)...so I don't really know how to get beyond Precheck.
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