Apple released an update to Xcode 4. The new version 4.0.1 was released on Friday and includes the following bug fixes:
- Improved Assistant editor logic when switching among different file types
- Fixed a bug that prevented indexing of some projects
- Fixed a bug related to nil settings in the Core Data model editor
- Fixed a bug in LLVM GCC 4.2 and LLVM compiler 2.0 for iOS projects
Finally here are additional bug fixes and stability improvements like practically every Apple software update ever released. Whatever they are I’m sure they are good for you!
You can get a copy of this update via the Mac App Store or if you are a developer at Apple’s developer site.
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4 responses to “Xcode 4.0.1 Released”
I don’t think developers should have to download another 4+ GB download if Apple’s going to publish a point point update. I mean, I bet a 250 MB delta updater would be just fine. Besides little bugs, the only other change is the update for 4.3.1.
Apple, get it together!
Curious that the Mac App Store doesn’t show any updates for Xcode 4, at least, not as of yesterday. (March 27).