| Calling Managed Makefile from command line and variables [message #147724] |
Wed, 29 June 2005 03:07 |
 Alwyn Schoeman
Messages: 11
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi everyone,
I'm using 3.1M7 (or is it 3.0M7) and the 3.0 CDT (pre M7).
I am using managed makefiles and have Debug and Release profiles. Each
of these profiles has the same defined symbols of which one is a version.
When I deploy my code for testing to multiple servers I use make from a
script to compile the different profiles, supplying a version to the
script. This version matches one of the defined symbols in eclipse.
Now the problem is the following:
1) If I change the version number defined symbol, I need to modify it
in both profiles. If I don't actually build within eclipse, calling
make from command line do not reflect the updated defined symbols. This
is a major pain.
2) If I define the version as a project environment variable. I do not
need to update each profile anymore, but it is impossible for that
variable to be used in a commandline call to make.
Any settings or ways to bypass these issues?
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