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[cdt-dev] User defined build (batch+nmake+makefile+embedded c)
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Hello
community,
I use Eclipse 3.1
CDT as an editor only for embedded c development (host=WinXP). I build the
target (Fujitsu) manually, in a console, using a batch file that sets up the
correct path, environment etc. and invokes nmake with a make file. The
compiler, assembler, linker, and locator are all console programs. Now
I would like to lanch the batch from Eclipse and capture the (error) messages
there. Also, it would be nice if there is a compiler error in line 223 of a
source file, then jump to this line by double clicking as usual with
other IDEs. It is *not* necessary to be able to debug, this would not
possible with the micro controller, anyway.
How is this possible
in Eclipse? I know, that I need a standard make project. But can I simply launch
a batch file from Eclipse and capture the console output? Is there a description
of how to setup Eclipse? All what I have found so far describes plugins for one
or several special micro controllers. Is it even necessary to write a new plugin
for this?
Best
regards
Johannes
