| Referencing Files Outside The Project Directory [message #109978] |
Fri, 09 July 2004 09:09  |
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Originally posted by: hrobinson.oriondevel.com
I'm working with Eclipse 3.0 along with CDT 2.0. I have created a managed
make project and would like to add C++ class files (.h and .cpp files) to
my project. I have found the import menu item to do this trick, however,
it physically copies the files from their original location to the project
directory which I don't want to happen, rather, I would like the project
to reference the files in their original directory. I have also tried
selecting add new file and then clicking on the advanced button and
selecting link to existing file. This works in that the files are added to
the project by referencing them in their original location, however, no
build action for these classes are inserted into my managed make file.
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| Re: Referencing Files Outside The Project Directory [message #110031 is a reply to message #109988] |
Fri, 09 July 2004 10:48  |
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Originally posted by: hrobinson.oriondevel.com
Sean,
Thank you for your fast reply. Sorry I didn't take the time to parse over
the newsgroup for similar posts. This is a disapointment, but I can work
with this deficiency. I'm just glad I now know about the deficiency for I
would of wasted a few more hours trying to get something to work that is
obviously not implemented. I guess you can add me to the list that of
people that would like to see this feature implemented in some future
release. Thank you again for your reply.
- Harry
Sean Evoy wrote:
> Harry,
> This is a known deficiency with the managed make system. It will be one
> of the items we consider for the next release as there are a number of
> people who have expressed a similar concern. I am sorry I don't have
> better news,
> Sean
> Harry wrote:
> > I'm working with Eclipse 3.0 along with CDT 2.0. I have created a managed
> > make project and would like to add C++ class files (.h and .cpp files) to
> > my project. I have found the import menu item to do this trick, however,
> > it physically copies the files from their original location to the project
> > directory which I don't want to happen, rather, I would like the project
> > to reference the files in their original directory. I have also tried
> > selecting add new file and then clicking on the advanced button and
> > selecting link to existing file. This works in that the files are added to
> > the project by referencing them in their original location, however, no
> > build action for these classes are inserted into my managed make file.
> >
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