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regarding eclipse generated makefiles [message #260473] Wed, 09 July 2008 02:06 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: aryasnir.gmail.com

hello,
i am rather new to eclipse. i have a c++ project using eclipse and i
generate automatic makefiles for that project. it works fine. but if moved
out whole project to any other location then gives path error. (src file
is not available). now i want that eclipse generate makefiles with
relative for a project like...

..../.../myproject/__all_source_file_folder.

whenever next time i want to build the project without using eclipse this
makefiles takes a relative path from user and build the project.
is it possible.
pls help....
BR
Shailesh
Re: regarding eclipse generated makefiles [message #260489 is a reply to message #260473] Wed, 09 July 2008 02:37 Go to previous message
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Originally posted by: codeslave.ca.ibm.com

For CDT questions, try the CDT newsgroup: eclipse.tools.cdt

shailesh wrote:
> hello,
> i am rather new to eclipse. i have a c++ project using eclipse and i
> generate automatic makefiles for that project. it works fine. but if
> moved out whole project to any other location then gives path error.
> (src file is not available). now i want that eclipse generate makefiles
> with relative for a project like...
>
> .../.../myproject/__all_source_file_folder.
>
> whenever next time i want to build the project without using eclipse
> this makefiles takes a relative path from user and build the project.
> is it possible.
> pls help....
> BR
> Shailesh
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