| Customising makefiles [message #209542] |
Sun, 10 February 2008 00:08 |
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Originally posted by: suppliednot.yahoo.com
I'm just starting using eclipse and my first real project involves use of
flex and bison.
After I figured out that talk of "standard" and "managed" C++ projects is
now obsolete, I wanted to see if I can create a C++ Executable project,
and then just tweak the build settings to generate source via flex/bison,
rather than use a Makefile project and do it all myself. I saw some
things that looked interesting (like not have Eclipse create the makefile
automatically, but it is greyed out and I can work out why) or create a
Makefile target (not exactly sure what this means).
But in summary, I don't see anything. However, one possibility might be to
run flex/bison as a "pre-build step" (perhaps invoke make on a private
makefile) and have eclipse treated the generated files as source.
Any thoughts?
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