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Building Make Target [message #155145]

Tue, 27 September 2005 17:09

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: andrmeyer.gmx.de

Hi,

I'm using the "Standard Make C++ Project" option with Eclipse 3.1 and CDT.
My problem is that I want to compile just one program from a project.
("make program_x" from the command line). I discovered the following
possibilities so far:
- "Create Make Target" and use "Build Make Target" every time. This isn't
optimal since I can't use hotkeys to build.
- change target "all" in my Makefile to my program. after this I can use
"Build All" and the corresponding hotkey. But since I work on a subversion
project I like to leave the makefile unchanged

So, is there any possibility in Eclipse to achieve the second
functionality without changing the Makefile?

best regards,
André

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Re: Building Make Target [message #155239 is a reply to message #155145]

Wed, 28 September 2005 11:00

Klaus Falser

Messages: 22
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

In article <cb7cf226818a797a720feebfe75c2a8f$1@www.eclipse.org>,
andrmeyer@gmx.de says...
> Hi,
>
> I'm using the "Standard Make C++ Project" option with Eclipse 3.1 and CDT..
> My problem is that I want to compile just one program from a project.
> ("make program_x" from the command line). I discovered the following
> possibilities so far:
> - "Create Make Target" and use "Build Make Target" every time. This isn't
> optimal since I can't use hotkeys to build.
> - change target "all" in my Makefile to my program. after this I can use
> "Build All" and the corresponding hotkey. But since I work on a subversion
> project I like to leave the makefile unchanged
>
> So, is there any possibility in Eclipse to achieve the second
> functionality without changing the Makefile?
>
> best regards,
> André
>
>
Go to the properties of your project and open the "C/C++ Make Project"
page.
On the "Make Builder" sheet you can specify which target the workbench
will (re)build. Enter your target "programm_x" instead of "all".

Best regards
Klaus

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