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some question of a newcomer [message #201005]

Sun, 02 September 2007 18:33

Eclipse User

Why doesn't bulid the project automatically by saving it, when the build
automaitcally is checked in the preferences->workspace?

By starting a new C project I get a warning: "Directory with specified
name already exists !" Previosly I had a project with the same name, but I
have deleted it with the option "Also delet content under: C:\..." . Is
this not enough to forget the eclipse, that such a project ever existed?

A small thing: By starting a New Project with Project Wizard in the "C
projet tab" the C project icon is the same as for the C++. I don't rally
understand. Neither do I understan why is there an option for a "Hello
World C++" executable when I have preveously choosen C project.

Re: some question of a newcomer [message #201219 is a reply to message #201005]

Fri, 07 September 2007 17:04

Eclipse User

Miklos wrote:

> Why doesn't bulid the project automatically by saving it, when the build
> automaitcally is checked in the preferences->workspace?
Perhaps there is a missing .h file in the code.
I had a similar effect with manual make via the menue. As long as the
h-file was missing the menue item for make was deactivated.

> By starting a new C project I get a warning: "Directory with specified
> name already exists !" Previosly I had a project with the same name, but I
> have deleted it with the option "Also delet content under: C:..." . Is
> this not enough to forget the eclipse, that such a project ever existed?

> A small thing: By starting a New Project with Project Wizard in the "C
> projet tab" the C project icon is the same as for the C++. I don't rally
> understand. Neither do I understan why is there an option for a "Hello
> World C++" executable when I have preveously choosen C project.

Re: some question of a newcomer [message #201249 is a reply to message #201005]

Sat, 08 September 2007 13:01

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: zeeshan.quireshi.gmail.com

Miklos wrote:
> Why doesn't bulid the project automatically by saving it, when the build
> automaitcally is checked in the preferences->workspace?
Well you need to check "Save Automatically Before Building" in addition
to "Build Automatically" in Preferences->General->Workspace .

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