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| Re: Indigo CDT, Build Console, log file location, support variables? [message #719598 is a reply to message #718851] |
Sun, 28 August 2011 03:46   |
 Andrew Gvozdev
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Daniel Calcoen wrote on Thu, 25 August 2011 10:00
Does this "log file location" support variables?
(variables from workspace or environment, like Build directory, build location of C/C++ build dialog)
I couldn't find documentation about it, any info is welcomed
No, it does not. This location is intended to keep "temporary" log, just to support "Copy Build Log" icon on the console toolbar. The idea behind it being configurable is to allow using a different filesystem in case of problems with space.
Andrew
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| Re: (no subject) [message #719846 is a reply to message #719609] |
Mon, 29 August 2011 08:10 |
Daniel Calcoen
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Registered: August 2011
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Thanks for your answer.
We are several in a team working in the same project.
The "start level" of the project files structure is different for some of the developers, while the directory structure is the same and resides outside the eclipse workspace, via the virtual folders and links to the files.
We share the submodules on the same super-project repository under git.
For all the files in the project we manage tu use the "variables" offered by eclipse giving us the correct path so the projects location is completely relative, also for compiling we lunch our "external" makefile based in environment variables.
The only file that is absolute is this console logfile.
It will be great if in a future release this can support "variables" too.
This console logfile is parsed to search for errors and other things with our scripts. As it has an absolute path, we need to modify manually to point to the correct place for each eclipse installation (instead of just depending in the same "variable" as all the other files)
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