| Working Sets [message #122022] |
Tue, 28 September 2004 21:37  |
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Originally posted by: grant_gray.madisent.com
I am attempting use the Working Set capability of CDT 2.0.2. I can define a
C++ working set by selecting a subset of the source folders I wish to
build. The scenario I have is a multi-platform source tree, of which I only
want Eclipse to build a subset.
However, when I select the working set I want to build, the generated
managed make file still includes ALL source, not only the subset specified
by the Working Set, which causes compilation and/or linking to fail.
Are working sets up to a usable state with managed makefiles? Have missed a
necessary config option?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Cheers.
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| Re: Working Sets [message #122408 is a reply to message #122022] |
Mon, 04 October 2004 15:35  |
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Grant,
We haven't added working set knowledge to the MBS, so you aren't missing
anything. The ability to build multiple "targets" from a single source
tree is a feature that is being planned, but whether or not we use the
working set to get there hasn't been decided. Sorry I don't have better
news,
Sean
Grant Gray wrote:
> I am attempting use the Working Set capability of CDT 2.0.2. I can define a
> C++ working set by selecting a subset of the source folders I wish to
> build. The scenario I have is a multi-platform source tree, of which I only
> want Eclipse to build a subset.
>
> However, when I select the working set I want to build, the generated
> managed make file still includes ALL source, not only the subset specified
> by the Working Set, which causes compilation and/or linking to fail.
>
> Are working sets up to a usable state with managed makefiles? Have missed a
> necessary config option?
>
> Any help would be much appreciated.
>
> Cheers.
>
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| Re: Working Sets [message #122465 is a reply to message #122408] |
Wed, 06 October 2004 06:40 |
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I have also been missing this feature and already reported it as a bug
(75439). I did not know that it's not yet completely planned. When do you
think will this feature be added? For me the missing of this feature is
the only reason not to use the CDT. I have to build my project for PC
environment or for a C167 target.
Markus
Sean Evoy wrote:
> Grant,
> We haven't added working set knowledge to the MBS, so you aren't missing
> anything. The ability to build multiple "targets" from a single source
> tree is a feature that is being planned, but whether or not we use the
> working set to get there hasn't been decided. Sorry I don't have better
> news,
> Sean
> Grant Gray wrote:
> > I am attempting use the Working Set capability of CDT 2.0.2. I can define a
> > C++ working set by selecting a subset of the source folders I wish to
> > build. The scenario I have is a multi-platform source tree, of which I only
> > want Eclipse to build a subset.
> >
> > However, when I select the working set I want to build, the generated
> > managed make file still includes ALL source, not only the subset specified
> > by the Working Set, which causes compilation and/or linking to fail.
> >
> > Are working sets up to a usable state with managed makefiles? Have missed a
> > necessary config option?
> >
> > Any help would be much appreciated.
> >
> > Cheers.
> >
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