| How to regenerate a subdir.mk? [message #210769] |
Thu, 28 February 2008 09:18  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi all,
How do I regenerate the subdir.mk file for a C Managed Project in
Eclipse (Europa)?
I added an include path for a project (Debug configuration), and
although visible in the interface it didn't actually propagate fully
through the on-disk files used for building.
(Found this out after spending a lot of frustrating time trying to
figure out why:
#include "/tmp/ming/include/ming.h"
worked, but:
#include <ming.h>
didn't.)
Looking at the subdir.mk file that was in the Debug subdirectory, it was
timestamped as of September last year. (Ouch!)
Thinking Eclipse would just regenerate a new one if I blew it away and
made some project configuration changes, I did just that. (The file DID
say it was autogenerated, and not to touch it).
However, now my project won't build and no amount of changes to the
indexer, configuration, etc seem to be getting Eclipse to rebuild the
subdir.mk or related supporting files.
Figured I'd ask here for assistance, as the Search function on the
Eclipse site is not being helpful, nor is Google, etc. :-/
Regards and best wishes,
Justin Clift
--
The Flame Project - Open Source GUI for eLearning content
www.flameproject.org - creation with swf (Flash)
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| Re: How to regenerate a subdir.mk? [message #802168 is a reply to message #210769] |
Sun, 19 February 2012 09:30  |
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Same problem here - this sort of strange behaviors waste SO much time, especially for (semi) newbies like myself. Its absolutely horrible.
Too bad, this kind of problems are exactly the ones that make me wish i was programming @ windows with visual studio, despite loving open source.
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