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Cross-platform development [message #160194] Fri, 09 December 2005 17:18
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Originally posted by: cecily.libero.it

Hallo everybody,

I uses Eclipse/CDT for developing my C++ projects onto different platform
and I have some questions about its use:

1. How can I make different build one-for-each-system? Simply adding a new
configuration build or it is better to create a new project within the
same workspace sharing the same files?

2. How can I share my project files? Should I use the "Export" feature to
send a project to a friend or should I create a workspace for each project
I have and send him the whole workspace?

3. How can I add the compilation of a resource file under Windows (using
the Managed C++ project)? Maybe should I launch a script BEFORE the build
process?

4. How can I launch a script after the build process automatically?

Thanks everybody for your help...
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