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| Re: custom object compilation [message #1714112 is a reply to message #1714111] |
Mon, 09 November 2015 19:01  |
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Seems to me that if you produce an object file and place it with the others, CDT will pass it on to the linker. CDT usually doesn't care how the object file came about. It sounds like you want to produce one or two files a special way (that is with a special tool other than say GCC) and don't want to generate your own make file. Essentially then, another entry in the tool chain. I don't think there is an easy way to make your own tool chain. You could instead compile it in maybe the pre-build step or another approach would be to execute a shell script for all compiles that branches on the file type or some other criteria. That's what the GNU GCC command effectively does.
If it's produced externally to your build and Eclipse is unaware of it, then you could tell the linker to include it by using the settings for the linker under Miscellaneous which may be what you are looking for.
[Updated on: Mon, 09 November 2015 19:02] by Moderator |
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