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Adding a new module as a dependency [message #1837619]

Wed, 03 February 2021 09:29

Tony Flury

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Registered: February 2021

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This is probably incredibly simple, but I am using Eclipse Version: 2020-12 (4.18.0) on Ubuntu 20.04.

I started a new C project using the CDT internal builder, using Hello World as a template.

I then added a new module to this project - Right click add new file;.

I can't work out how to make the CDT builder recognise this new module as part of the project. When I build the project, it only tries to build the the original (now renamed module), and makes no attempt to link against the new module. I am very surprised that adding a new module did't come with an option to add this to project as a target/dependency.

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Re: Adding a new module as a dependency [message #1837738 is a reply to message #1837619]

Fri, 05 February 2021 06:41

Mark Smith

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Registered: September 2020

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From the main menu, select File | Project Structure Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S and click Modules | Dependencies.
Click. Alt+Insert and select a dependency type: JARs or directories: select a Java archive or a directory from files on your computer.

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