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How to get CDT user's guide? [message #156776] Wed, 26 October 2005 05:20 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: siegfried.heintze.com

I'm at the main page and I my browser just displays a blank page when I
try to get the user's guide at
http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/cdt- home/user/C_C++_Development_Toolkit_User_Guide.pdf?cvsroot=T ools_Project.

I have a simple hello world program. I have written makefile for it. The
C++ View has a "Make Target" display that has its own make goals. How do I
get eclipse to synchronize these? How do I use the user interface to the
"Make Targets" display to add make rules?

I can right click and select "Add Make Target" but I don't see how to
actually specify dependencies in this user interface.

Thanks,
Siegfried
Re: How to get CDT user's guide? [message #156796 is a reply to message #156776] Wed, 26 October 2005 13:43 Go to previous message
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Originally posted by: compuluke.yahoo.com

siegfried heintze wrote [10/26/2005 12:20 AM] :
> I'm at the main page and I my browser just displays a blank page when I
> try to get the user's guide at
> http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/cdt- home/user/C_C++_Development_Toolkit_User_Guide.pdf?cvsroot=T ools_Project.
>

it's a 406 page pdf file, so it will take a while to load...

>
> I have a simple hello world program. I have written makefile for it. The
> C++ View has a "Make Target" display that has its own make goals. How do
> I get eclipse to synchronize these? How do I use the user interface to
> the "Make Targets" display to add make rules?
> I can right click and select "Add Make Target" but I don't see how to
> actually specify dependencies in this user interface.

I think this is only for "targets" as the name suggests and no for
creating make rules. For example you would put "all" or "default" or
"myprog" or "cleanup" or any of the targets you might have already
created in a makefile. There's no synchronization, just point eclipse
to the target you want to build. That's how I approach it at least
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