[cdt-dev] Using multiple custom C Compilers

[Delicia Pacheco <delicia.pacheco@xxxxxxxxx>]

I am creating a plugin containing a toolchain having 2 paths:
PathA: C compiler, C Linker
PathB: C compiler, C Linker

PathA compiler should pick scen_*.c files
PathB compiler should pick master_*.c files

To achieve this. each compiler has defined inputType & outputType (using contentTypes)
However, even master_*.c files are built by PathA compiler.

I have added the relevant code snippet below; appreciate any pointers to help.

Thanks,
Delicia.

My toolchain builder uses "cdt.managedbuild.target.gnu.builder"


PathA:
     <tool
            command="gcc"
            id="coolengine.nonnative.c.compiler"
            isAbstract="false"
            name="%Toolname.coolengine.nonnative.compiler.c"
            outputFlag="-o">
          <inputType
               buildVariable="SCEN_C_SRCS"
               id="coolengine.nonnative.c.compiler.input"
               name="%Toolname.coolengine.nonnative.c.compiler.input"
               primaryInput="true"
               sourceContentType="com.eclipse.cdt.icelero.toolchain.cooleng.nonnativec.content">
         </inputType>
....
</tool>

      <content-type
            base-type="org.eclipse.core.runtime.text"
            file-extensions="c"
            file-names="scen_*.c"
            id="com.eclipse.cdt.icelero.toolchain.cooleng.nonnativec.content"
            name="%Toolname.coolengine.nonnative.c.content"
            priority="high">
      </content-type>

PathB:
<tool
            command="gcc"
            id="master.nonnative.c.compiler"
            isAbstract="false"
            name="%Toolname.master.nonnative.compiler.c"
            natureFilter="cnature"
            outputFlag="-o">
         <inputType
               buildVariable="MASTER_C_SRCS"
               id="master.nonnative.c.compiler.input"
               name="%Toolname.master.nonnative.c.compiler.input"
               primaryInput="true"
               sourceContentType="com.eclipse.cdt.icelero.toolchain.master.nonnativec.content">
         </inputType>
....
</tool>
      
      <content-type
            base-type="org.eclipse.core.runtime.text"
            file-extensions="c"
            file-names="master_*.c"
            id="com.eclipse.cdt.icelero.toolchain.master.nonnativec.content"
            name="%Toolname.master.nonnative.c.content"
            priority="high">
      </content-type>