Hehe,
it works perfectly...thank you very much :)
Now only one topic is still open :( The release and debug topic :) Hopefully
I can handle this as fast as the last problems :)
Thx a lot...you already saved my day :)
Joachim
2007/6/5, Mike Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Jun 5, 2007, at 9:41 AM, Joachim Zettler wrote:
Dear all,
thank you for your help up to now. I followed the tutorials you provided
to me and made a Standard C++ makefile project.
Afterwards I tried to adjust the make command but it is not working. Here
you can find the command.
mingw32-make -f build\Makefile
The makefile is actually in a build folder and i generated it before with
cmake -G "MinGW Makefiles". Now it seems that the build\makefile is not
working. Also build/makefile is wrong. I dont want to write the full path
because it depends on which pc I actually work.
Up to now I also create the makefile myself everytime I change something
in the cmakelist.txt. I have read about an option to run external tools
but I dont know exactly how to implement this so that cmake is running only
when something cmakelist has changed. Is there also a possibility to choose
between release and debug? In vc++ this was very easy to handle :)
In Eclipse, there is a "Run" Menu. In that Menu there is some sort of
Option for "External Tools". Go to that menu and there should be a Dialog
window that Appears. Fill in the information about the path to cmake. The
"Working Directory" should be something like "${project_loc}/Build" (adjust
for windows paths) and the "Arguments" should be "../"
This is covered in the Wiki Entry:
If you edit your CMakeLists.txt file, then you will need to go back out to
your terminal and rerun cmake. OR you can create an external program launch
configuration and run cmake from within eclipse. To do this select the
"Run->External Tools->Show External Tools Dialog..." menu. Create a new
"Program" and call it Cmake. in the "Location" text field, type the absolute
path to cmake (/usr/local/bin/cmake). If the "Working Directory" area insert
the following: "${project_loc}/Build" and in the Arguments section insert
the following: "../". In the "Refresh Tab" Select ""The project containing
the selected resources". In the "Common" tab check the "External Tools"
selection. This will put a shortcut in the "Run" menu for you. Click the
Apply Button and then run. cmake will now run on your project directory.
Try all that and let us know.
I know that some of the questions might be stupid but up to now I am still
learning :)
Thank you in advance.
Joachim
2007/6/5, Mike Jackson < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_Editors_Support
> There is an entry for using CMake with Eclipse. The wiki article is
> written assuming Unix/Linux/OS X but there should be no reason why the same
> would not work for MinGW. Note I have NOT tried it.
>
> The basics are:
> 1: Use CMake on Windows to generate the MinGW Makefiles
> 2: Launch Eclipse and create a "Standard C++ Makefile Project"
> 3: Edit the "Make" settings to point to the "mingw32make" executable and
> the MakeFile generated by CMake.
>
> I will leave the rest as an exercise to the reader.
>
> --
> Mike Jackson Senior Research Engineer
> Innovative Management & Technology Services
>
>
> On Jun 5, 2007, at 9:03 AM, Joachim Zettler wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> I want to integrate cmake with the ECLIPSE IDE and cdt.
>
> To be honest I am a beginner and therefore I have not really an idea on
> how to handle it. I use MinGW with WinXP to develop under Windows.
>
> It would be very nice if somebody can help me on how to set up Eclipse
> to use cmake to generate the Makefiles for mingw and the g++ compiler.
>
> Thank you very much in advance.
>
> Joachim
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