| CDT and Makefiles [message #41133] |
Sun, 01 September 2002 21:03  |
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Originally posted by: etouve.earthlink.net
I've read that Eclipse+CDT allows me to automatically generate the
MAKEFILE needed by the compiler. I can't seem to find out how to get it
to generate.
I'm using the latest version, and right clicking on the project brings a
menu, but it only says stuff like build, rebuild... nothing like 'Generate
Makefile'... I've read (this group) there's an Advanced menu somewhere?
I for one can't stand manually maintaining a makefile at this day in age.
It just sucks. That's why people make IDEs. To HELP developers.
I find that the documentation for CDT is just not there... there's a
quick-start guide that talks about manual makefiles in Windows.... other
sections are missing. It's also dated from about April.
Since I've never used autoconf, automake (manually), it may be easy
enough... autoconf complains about .in files? What the hell...
Thanks for any help... I've been looking for a solid IDE for C++
development for about a year. Eclipse has the most polished look and
seems ALMOST feature complete for me. Now if I could just make a
project....
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| Re: CDT and Makefiles [message #41168 is a reply to message #41133] |
Sun, 01 September 2002 21:08  |
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Originally posted by: etouve.earthlink.net
Just found my answer in the forum.... I\'m out of luck.
-Erik
Erik wrote:
> I\'ve read that Eclipse+CDT allows me to automatically generate the
> MAKEFILE needed by the compiler. I can\'t seem to find out how to get it
> to generate.
> I\'m using the latest version, and right clicking on the project brings a
> menu, but it only says stuff like build, rebuild... nothing like \'Generate
> Makefile\'... I\'ve read (this group) there\'s an Advanced menu somewhere?
> I for one can\'t stand manually maintaining a makefile at this day in age.
> It just sucks. That\'s why people make IDEs. To HELP developers.
> I find that the documentation for CDT is just not there... there\'s a
> quick-start guide that talks about manual makefiles in Windows.... other
> sections are missing. It\'s also dated from about April.
> Since I\'ve never used autoconf, automake (manually), it may be easy
> enough... autoconf complains about .in files? What the hell...
> Thanks for any help... I\'ve been looking for a solid IDE for C++
> development for about a year. Eclipse has the most polished look and
> seems ALMOST feature complete for me. Now if I could just make a
> project....
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| Re: CDT and Makefiles [message #44317 is a reply to message #41168] |
Wed, 09 October 2002 14:18 |
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Originally posted by: shantha73.yahoo.com
If you found an answer can u provide me the link?
-SK
"Erik" <etouve@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:aktvks$9t3$1@rogue.oti.com...
> Just found my answer in the forum.... I\'m out of luck.
>
> -Erik
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> Erik wrote:
>
> > I\'ve read that Eclipse+CDT allows me to automatically generate the
> > MAKEFILE needed by the compiler. I can\'t seem to find out how to get
it
> > to generate.
>
> > I\'m using the latest version, and right clicking on the project brings
a
> > menu, but it only says stuff like build, rebuild... nothing like
\'Generate
> > Makefile\'... I\'ve read (this group) there\'s an Advanced menu
somewhere?
>
> > I for one can\'t stand manually maintaining a makefile at this day in
age.
> > It just sucks. That\'s why people make IDEs. To HELP developers.
>
> > I find that the documentation for CDT is just not there... there\'s a
> > quick-start guide that talks about manual makefiles in Windows....
other
> > sections are missing. It\'s also dated from about April.
>
> > Since I\'ve never used autoconf, automake (manually), it may be easy
> > enough... autoconf complains about .in files? What the hell...
>
> > Thanks for any help... I\'ve been looking for a solid IDE for C++
> > development for about a year. Eclipse has the most polished look and
> > seems ALMOST feature complete for me. Now if I could just make a
> > project....
>
>
>
>
>
>
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