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Manged build or Standard build? [message #97139] Mon, 22 March 2004 18:16 Go to next message
Alfredo Jahn is currently offline Alfredo JahnFriend
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I downloaded and installed "CDT 1.2 Platform for Windows". Do I also need
to download the Standard build and Managed build zips? Are these
suplimental? Do I need them both? What is the difference. I can open a C++
perspective, but when I do a "New Project" I don't see the C++ project
option in the list.

Can someone point me in the right direction? I'm using CDT 1.2 and Eclipse
2.1.3.

Thank you,
Alfredo
Re: Manged build or Standard build? [message #97939 is a reply to message #97139] Mon, 29 March 2004 01:43 Go to previous message
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Originally posted by: alain.nowhere.ca

Alfredo Jahn wrote:

> I downloaded and installed "CDT 1.2 Platform for Windows". Do I also need
> to download the Standard build and Managed build zips? Are these
> suplimental? Do I need them both? What is the difference. I can open a C++
> perspective, but when I do a "New Project" I don't see the C++ project
> option in the list.

Manager Build is a builder that will manager the gory details
of building your project.

Standard Make, is simple builder that will spawn make and do some error
parsing. The responsability is yours to manage the Makefiles.

There is no generic C/C++ project, but underneath this category choose
your prefered builder.

> Can someone point me in the right direction? I'm using CDT 1.2 and Eclipse
> 2.1.3.

Probably should move to CDT 1.2.1


> Thank you,
> Alfredo
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