| Restoring shared object project [message #775672] |
Fri, 06 January 2012 13:57  |
 Michael Beatty
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Way back when, I created a new C++ shared object project. I have been using it just fine, today, I come into work and for some reason, my project explorer is empty? My code is still sitting in my file system, but how to I restore my project.
I tried doing an import, to bring the project in, but Eclipse no longer knows that the project is a shared object project, and when my code compiles, the .so is not created. I know that the problem is because Eclipse doesn't know that is is a shared object project, so the automatically generated make file doesn't include the commands to make the .so. I suppose one option is to simply create my own makefile from scratch, but it was so much easier when Eclipse did all this for me.
How do I tell Eclipse that this is a shared object project? Or, better, yet, is there a way to simply recover all my settings from when I lost my project?
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| Re: Restoring shared object project [message #775677 is a reply to message #775672] |
Fri, 06 January 2012 14:06  |
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On 2012.01.06 6:57, Michael Mising name wrote:
> Way back when, I created a new C++ shared object project. I have been
> using it just fine, today, I come into work and for some reason, my
> project explorer is empty? My code is still sitting in my file system,
> but how to I restore my project.
>
> I tried doing an import, to bring the project in, but Eclipse no longer
> knows that the project is a shared object project, and when my code
> compiles, the .so is not created. I know that the problem is because
> Eclipse doesn't know that is is a shared object project, so the
> automatically generated make file doesn't include the commands to make
> the .so. I suppose one option is to simply create my own makefile from
> scratch, but it was so much easier when Eclipse did all this for me.
> How do I tell Eclipse that this is a shared object project? Or, better,
> yet, is there a way to simply recover all my settings from when I lost
> my project?
This question is Eclipse CDT-specific enough that I think you'll get
much more and better help in that forum than this one.
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