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Setting dynamically build environment [message #901730]

Tue, 14 August 2012 07:39

Eclipse User

Hi all,

My makefile needs some environment variables which are defined by bash script:

. set_variables.sh  //script setting variables
make //makefile using variables setting above

I try to reproduce this process on Eclipse CDT using external tools to execute "set_variables.sh" before build in project build properties. But each time, i lose variables setting in script when make is carried out. I know we can set build environment variable statically but i can't use it.

So, is there a way to set dynamically build environment?

Re: Setting dynamically build environment [message #901928 is a reply to message #901730]

Wed, 15 August 2012 02:45

Eclipse User

External tools have their own "universe" of environment variables and do not share it with the build command. You can change your build command to

. set_variables.sh && make

Re: Setting dynamically build environment [message #903911 is a reply to message #901928]

Mon, 27 August 2012 04:56

Eclipse User

Unfortunately, nothing occurs. The set_variable.sh is not executed.

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