| Confused about Standard Make and Managed Make projects and make stuff in general. [message #158048] |
Tue, 15 November 2005 16:37  |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: me2.nowhere.com
I am confused about what specifically Eclipse does with the Standard
Make and Managed Make projects when I do builds and runs.
Lets say I've got a test project with a makefile:
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test.o: test.c
gcc test.c -o test.o
clean:
rm test.o
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Now, what happens when I press "build" in a "Standard Make" project.
What happens in the "Managed Make" project ?
In the managed make project there are settings for gcc, command line
options, etc. How are those options utilized ? Do I/should I be
replacing "gcc test.c -o test.o" with CC, CFLAGS, etc.
Next question...
I've got a C project that has a hierarchy of smaller projects in
subdirectories. Right now I only want to build and test a subproject,
yet I want to be working in the main project because in a bit I'll need
to build a project that uses my project.
How do I configure the Working Set for the Build to use a different
makefile or does it just use the makefile from the directory I select
when setting up the Working Set ?
Thanks in advance.
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| Re: Confused about Standard Make and Managed Make projects and make stuff in gen [message #158073 is a reply to message #158048] |
Tue, 15 November 2005 22:02  |
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Originally posted by: bjcbell.gmail.com
To answer your first question,
To use a makfile that you have written you must use standard make.
Managed make will write a makefile for you based on the settings you have
selected in C/C++ Build options and which files you have included/excluded
from your build.
I personally don't use subprojects so I don't know how to answer your
second question. Sorry about that.
me2 wrote:
> I am confused about what specifically Eclipse does with the Standard
> Make and Managed Make projects when I do builds and runs.
> Lets say I've got a test project with a makefile:
> ============================================================ =
> test.o: test.c
> gcc test.c -o test.o
> clean:
> rm test.o
> ============================================================ =
> Now, what happens when I press "build" in a "Standard Make" project.
> What happens in the "Managed Make" project ?
> In the managed make project there are settings for gcc, command line
> options, etc. How are those options utilized ? Do I/should I be
> replacing "gcc test.c -o test.o" with CC, CFLAGS, etc.
> Next question...
> I've got a C project that has a hierarchy of smaller projects in
> subdirectories. Right now I only want to build and test a subproject,
> yet I want to be working in the main project because in a bit I'll need
> to build a project that uses my project.
> How do I configure the Working Set for the Build to use a different
> makefile or does it just use the makefile from the directory I select
> when setting up the Working Set ?
> Thanks in advance.
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