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Question about Make Target pane [message #165835]

Tue, 14 March 2006 14:18

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: andre_oriani.ig.com.br

In the Make Target pane I can create new targets that are combination of
targets from a makefile and even define a diferent build command from
default.
But these targets only work if I tell Eclipse how to perform a full build
in Project>Properties>C/C++ Make Project.

Is there any way to build the targets created in the Make Target pane
without having to set up a target for rebuild(full build)? Is it possible
to prevent Eclipse to do a rebuild after making the targets created in the
Make Target pane?

Thanks for your attention,
André Oriani

Re: Question about Make Target pane [message #165881 is a reply to message #165835]

Wed, 15 March 2006 12:30

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: arne.anka.ginguppin.de

for some reasons eclipse sometimes and unpredictable uses the "full
rebuild"-command rather than simple "build" and thus without warning
cleans your whole project which means you may have to wait hours to
re-build the stuff ...
i did not notice a relation to the targets but i changed the settings for
a full rebuild to the same as for simple build and made an target to
rebuilt (make -j4 distclean all) in the "make targets"-view.

so it may help if you do so as well and change the settings in your
project's properties.

regards

On Tue, 14 Mar 2006 20:18:28 +0100, André Oriani <andre_oriani@ig.com.br>
wrote:

> In the Make Target pane I can create new targets that are combination of
> targets from a makefile and even define a diferent build command from
> default.
> But these targets only work if I tell Eclipse how to perform a full
> build in Project>Properties>C/C++ Make Project.
>
> Is there any way to build the targets created in the Make Target pane
> without having to set up a target for rebuild(full build)? Is it
> possible to prevent Eclipse to do a rebuild after making the targets
> created in the Make Target pane? Thanks for your attention,
> André Oriani
>

Re: Question about Make Target pane [message #165889 is a reply to message #165881]

Wed, 15 March 2006 12:40

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: ddaoust.ca.ibm.com

You may wish to look at

https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=62772

I have been attempting to clean up this behavior....

I would suggest that for now, you remove the "clean" part of the Full
Build target of all standard make projects. For managed build projects
there is currently no workaround.

- Dave

arne anka wrote:
> for some reasons eclipse sometimes and unpredictable uses the "full
> rebuild"-command rather than simple "build" and thus without warning
> cleans your whole project which means you may have to wait hours to
> re-build the stuff ...
> i did not notice a relation to the targets but i changed the settings
> for a full rebuild to the same as for simple build and made an target
> to rebuilt (make -j4 distclean all) in the "make targets"-view.
>
> so it may help if you do so as well and change the settings in your
> project's properties.
>
>
> regards
>
> On Tue, 14 Mar 2006 20:18:28 +0100, André Oriani
> <andre_oriani@ig.com.br> wrote:
>
>> In the Make Target pane I can create new targets that are combination
>> of targets from a makefile and even define a diferent build command
>> from default.
>> But these targets only work if I tell Eclipse how to perform a full
>> build in Project>Properties>C/C++ Make Project.
>>
>> Is there any way to build the targets created in the Make Target pane
>> without having to set up a target for rebuild(full build)? Is it
>> possible to prevent Eclipse to do a rebuild after making the targets
>> created in the Make Target pane? Thanks for your attention,
>> André Oriani
>>
>

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