| Managing projects [message #145074] |
Thu, 12 May 2005 02:52  |
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Originally posted by: bluesboys.-remove-this-hotmail.com
Hi all
Is it possible in CDT to include a directory to a project, without CDT
actually copying the files to the project library? I'm making a protocol
which is to be build for to different platforms, and much of the stuff are
the same except the HW-layer.
Therefore I would like to have 2 project which contains the same
directories, except for the Hw-wrapper. So if I change in a shared file in
on project, the change is also applied in the other project, because it's
the same file.
Best Regards
S
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| Re: Managing projects [message #145624 is a reply to message #145074] |
Wed, 18 May 2005 08:15  |
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Originally posted by: jonas.nightnmode.org
The problem (as I see it) is that your workbench would then contain two
views of the same file which may not be too nice. In your case you should
probably compile the hw-layer in a separate library project, and link with
that library from your main project. Then you make a different
configuration for each hardware (requires you to use Managed projects).
Hansen wrote:
> Hi all
> Is it possible in CDT to include a directory to a project, without CDT
> actually copying the files to the project library? I'm making a protocol
> which is to be build for to different platforms, and much of the stuff are
> the same except the HW-layer.
> Therefore I would like to have 2 project which contains the same
> directories, except for the Hw-wrapper. So if I change in a shared file in
> on project, the change is also applied in the other project, because it's
> the same file.
> Best Regards
> Søren Hansen
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