[SOLVED] pathes in a useful way [message #726403] |
Sat, 17 September 2011 22:26 |
manu311 Messages: 4 Registered: September 2011 |
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Hey, I've been developing c++ for years with a default text editor and makefiles & commandline commands.
Lateley I took some break to switch to java and I got used to eclipse.
So now I don't want to return to my old editor and installed CDT.
I can write projects, I can even compile them.
Anyways I have a big problem. The only way I see to add include paths and librarys is each by hand. Given a very little framework, there will be around 100 actions I have to do.
I see 2 solutions for that:
1. Let CDT use pkg-config to define the includes and libraries.
2. Add includepaths and libraries recursively (and don't tell me I should #include <whatever/framework.h>).
Now both solutions aren't perfect, and I didn't managed to even get one to work. So for the moment I'm back to console compileation.
Hopefully someone knows a way out of this (since I don't beliefe that all of you include 5000 files by hand if you include e.g. qt)
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