| Configuring standard include path (and other things) for all projects [message #149016] |
Sat, 16 July 2005 11:17 |
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Originally posted by: davew-eclipse.cs.haverford.edu
We are using Eclipse for our CS courses; in a typcial course we have
several projects, and each student gets their own copy of each one (by
doing a CVS checkout from a private CVSROOT).
All of these students projects need to be able to #include from our local
include directory, and get a library of ours from a local library
directory. Furthermore, we want several warning options turned on by
default (-Wall -Werror and --pedantic). Previously we had been setting up
each of these things in each project, but this is becoming extremely
tedious.
Is there any way to set these things once and for all? I have looked
around at Eclipse configuration information and CDT configuration (via
Google searches, doing HELP searches in Eclipse, looking at the FAQ,
etc.), but all I can find is information about how to configure a single
project at a time. I also looked at setting CFLAGS before starting make,
in case the automatically-built makefiles respected existing CFLAGS, but
this didn't seem to work (and we'd rather not have the students have to
cope without managed makefiles in the first year courses). My apologies if
I've overlooked something, or if this is an Eclipse question rather than a
CDT question.
Sincerely,
Dave Wonnacott
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