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Re: [cdt-patch] Patch for Approval: Standard make info in cdtproject file
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> Yes, that is correct. The old standard build project settings are
> persisted in the project metadata via the properties mechanism, just as
> they were before. This was done intentionally to minimize the impact of
> the changes I was making to add include and symbol information to the
> standard make. I did not want to use properties because I believe that in
> a larger project, this data may have to be shared between team members.
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One of our big customer strongly insists on sharing all build options
between project members. But it doesn't mean that all other customers would
be happy of that. For example I personally don't like to share settings for
debug/release or code profiling options with my co-wokers - it just doesn't
make sence in my oppinion. That's why we decided to create one more control
in preferences (one more! :-)) to switch between local and global property
storage. Of course it impacts only the group of reasonably selected
properties such as listed before or for example temporarely
activate/deactivate targets for multi-target project.
Alex Chapiro
