| How to exclude files from Managed Build [message #109738] |
Wed, 07 July 2004 11:22  |
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Originally posted by: none.none.org
Hi,
We are starting to experiment with the CDT 2.0 Managed Build stuff. We
have started with a basic C++ project by creating the Eclipse project in
the same directory as the existing C++ code. This appears fine. The
problem we have is that some of the code is in .cc files which are
template source files. I have little understanding of these things, but am
advised that we shouldn't be building these files directly - they're
included via .h files.
So, my question is, in a Managed Build environment, is there a way to get
Eclipse CDT 2.0 to ignore certain files (and, indeed, certain directories)?
Rgds,
Dan.
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| Yes, that is a very good question [message #111262 is a reply to message #109738] |
Fri, 16 July 2004 20:10  |
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That I'd like to know the answer to as well. This feature was added to the
CDT 2.0 release, however it seems it's only available in the un-managed make
projects.
- Hurai
"Danny Yates" <none@none.org> wrote in message
news:cch4f9$c0u$1@eclipse.org...
> Hi,
>
> We are starting to experiment with the CDT 2.0 Managed Build stuff. We
> have started with a basic C++ project by creating the Eclipse project in
> the same directory as the existing C++ code. This appears fine. The
> problem we have is that some of the code is in .cc files which are
> template source files. I have little understanding of these things, but am
> advised that we shouldn't be building these files directly - they're
> included via .h files.
>
> So, my question is, in a Managed Build environment, is there a way to get
> Eclipse CDT 2.0 to ignore certain files (and, indeed, certain
directories)?
>
> Rgds,
>
> Dan.
>
>
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