| Reference projects, clean, and building [message #137533] |
Fri, 04 February 2005 04:36 |
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Originally posted by: nik.cain.neuf.fr
hi,
I've just started using eclipse & CDT, so this is most likely my
misunderstanding how to use it;
I have a bunch of projects, mostly static libraries which then come
together in a final shared object (at the moment on W2K, but I'm also
bulding on linux as well).
I've set in the project references, which I assume is the dependency of
each project. If all the projects are set on the same build config (ie
debug), then choosing to build the shared object will make sure all the
dependent projects are built. However, if one of the subprojects is set on
Release, and no debug has been previously built, then it doesn't rebuild
the debug version of that subproject and the build stops.
Similarly, if I do clean all, then it only cleans the version that each
project is set on, rather than taking the config of the current project.
Is this normal. I'm concerned because when I start using CDT
simultaneously on linux and windows, I'll need to have four flavours -
linux_release, linux_debug, windows_release, & windows_debug. Switching
between any flavour means having to change every single subproject
manually, rather than any single switch (like in Visual Studio).
Is it me, or this a current limitation of CDT?
thanks,
nik
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