| Unable to Remote Make [message #1281237] |
Mon, 31 March 2014 11:15  |
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I've been using Eclipse for about an year, but this is my first time posting. Hopefully I put this in the right location.
I am using RSE to work on code remotely under Ubuntu 13.10 (on both machines) and connecting via DStore. I want to generate makefiles automatically and then run both the CDT and Scanner Configuration Builders so that I can more easily track my errors, like I do when working locally. Right now I am just testing this on a "Hello World" program.
When I go to build the project, the make files are generated correctly, but I get a "*** No rule to make target `all'." error. The make files (with the "all" target) are there and I can ssh over to the remote machine and build the project using "make all" and it makes correctly.
The problem is that when I do it this way, the errors are not marked in the editor and I have to keep switching from Eclipse to my remote terminal. That kind of nullifies the advantage of using Eclipse in the first place.
Note that I can turn off "Generate Makeiles Automatically", enter the correct remote path for the files and it will make properly, but I'd rather generate them automatically if possible.
Aside:
Either way, I can't seem to set up the "Run Configurations" to properly run the executable (I get NullPointer exceptions when I try and save them, possible bug?), but I've been working around that by opening a ssh terminal and running it from there.
If anyone can help me out I'd really appreciate it.
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| Re: Unable to Remote Make [message #1282566 is a reply to message #1281237] |
Wed, 02 April 2014 09:57  |
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As far as remote builds, error markers, and launch configurations, base-RSE does not provide any integration. There are however features that build on top of RSE - I know that the RDT, part of the PTP project, has some integration.
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