| variable link path [message #940430] |
Thu, 11 October 2012 16:23 |
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How can I include a file from a variable location?
My applications needs to link to: "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_07\include\jni.h".
Unfortunately there exist different versions of jdk in the compony I work. Therefore I need to have a variable for that path.
In Eclipse I can create a "Linked Resource" (Preferences-General-Workspace) to point to a static path.
I can achieve the same by creating a "Build Variable" (Project Properties-C/C++ Build) and use the name of the
Linked Resource or Build Variable as a symbol in the include paths (e.g. ${JDK_HOME}).
But I need a dynamic path. I can find out the installed jdk version from windows registry. But I can not run this script from within Eclipse, since it does not allow reading from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, only from HKEY_CURRENT_USER.
Then I tried to run my script from "../makefile.init". But I found out, that the default C++ MinGW project does not even generate makefiles and I found no way to change that. Also the MinGW installation used in the compony does not include a gnu make command.
Is there any way to run an external script from and evaluate its result in eclipse?
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