| custom toolchain [message #198049] |
Tue, 24 July 2007 00:48  |
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Originally posted by: dingfelder_nospam.gmail.com
following Mike Jackson's instructions for getting a cmake example to
work on eclipse, you:
Launch Eclipse and go to "New->C++ Project" Menu
then
Select the MakeFile Project type, choose Other Toolchain and click Next
then you
Select the Advanced Settings Button
then
Uncheck the Use Default Build Command
and
Insert the following in the Build Command Text Field: make -C
${project_loc}/Build VERBOSE=1
finally, you
Disclose the "C/C++ Build" options, and select "Settings".
In the Right Side pane select the binary format for your system.
Click on the OK Button. Your project is now ready.
It seems that the bulk of this has to do with configuring the "other
toolchain", and I d not want to have to keep repeating this step for
every c++ cmake project.
Is there a way to define a custom toolchain and set the default
properties?
So then all I would have to do is select "cmake toolchain"
Thoughts?
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| Re: custom toolchain [message #198065 is a reply to message #198049] |
Tue, 24 July 2007 07:28  |
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Originally posted by: dmsubs.NOSPAM.consertum.com
See the Managed Build System Extensibility Document, which is supplied in the
help of a CDT SDK (the version of CDT that allows you to extend CDT).
HTH
--
Derek
dingfelder wrote:
> following Mike Jackson's instructions for getting a cmake example to
> work on eclipse, you:
> Launch Eclipse and go to "New->C++ Project" Menu
> then
> Select the MakeFile Project type, choose Other Toolchain and click Next
> then you
> Select the Advanced Settings Button
> then
> Uncheck the Use Default Build Command
> and
> Insert the following in the Build Command Text Field: make -C
> ${project_loc}/Build VERBOSE=1
> finally, you
> Disclose the "C/C++ Build" options, and select "Settings".
> In the Right Side pane select the binary format for your system.
> Click on the OK Button. Your project is now ready.
>
> It seems that the bulk of this has to do with configuring the "other
> toolchain", and I d not want to have to keep repeating this step for
> every c++ cmake project.
>
> Is there a way to define a custom toolchain and set the default properties?
>
> So then all I would have to do is select "cmake toolchain"
>
>
> Thoughts?
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