Xcode 3 architecture switching

I'm working on a project in xcode 3, and I need to compile it for JUST PPC. I need to run it in PPC mode on an intel machine so that it does correct endian stuff the first time.
Unfortunately, xcode seems to only be compiling as intel (not even universal).
The Architectures line says ppc i386. (which still only gives me intel, even after make clean) When I double click (which used to give me check boxes for archs) now only gives me 32 vs 64 bit. (only 32 is checked). Single clicking on the arch line and manually deleting the "ppc" has no effect on actual compilation that I can tell...
Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
thanks!

etresoft wrote:
Brian Postow wrote:
It's also possible that I keep looking at the same version. I still haven't figured out how to make xcode put the executable where I want it...
There are other settings that control where output files should go. I don't quite know how to refer to some of these "things" since it seems based on which window you are looking at and that is configurable. Anyway, all those settings in the main project (The Xcode icon that lists all the files under it) define all the settings for the project. On top of that, there is another set of options for configurations. Since Debug and Release files get created in different places, there is a good chance that the output location is defined in the configuration settings. You can also override all those settings at the Target level as well.
To make matters even more complicated, there are some other, project-level settings (such as minimum OS target) that can be set in yet another project settings window. I think this other settings window has options for output locations too. I'm not sure. I also don't know how to tell you to find that window. They are all the same settings, so if you update a particular value in once place, it will update the settings in the configuration windows too.
Exactly. I've figured it out at various times, but can never remember which change made it happen..
For example, today I managed to change the name of the executable jar file I was creating. I tried 5 times and it didn't take, the 6th time, it worked. I have no idea what I did differently the 6th time... Sunspots or something...
Sometimes I hate computers...
That is one of the problems with fancy GUI environments. Instead of telling you the file to edit and the path to that file, I have to resort to describing what the icons look like. If anyone knows what these windows are actually titled (I can't check because I'm at a PC now), please chime in.
Can I just look at the .xcodeproj folder and edit something? it doesn't look like there's anything even as easy to understand as xml in there...

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