Hello All, I have a source folder(Src) as below: Src/Application/ Src/Middleware/ Src/Etc/
I create a build folder above Src/ mkdir build cd build cmake ../ This makes the binary under build/ with CMakeLists.txt under Src/, so I have Src/ build/ However, when I need to browse/debug code using eclipse: mkdir build cd build cmake ../ -G"Eclipse CDT4 - Unix Makefiles" causes the .project file to be created in ../build, which is ok... but the import into eclipse causes the file layout structure to show the build directory, rather than the source. Is there a way I could I have the .project files reference the Src/ directory files. I can think of one workaround. When debugging run cmake from the source dir: cmake -G"Eclipse CDT4 - Unix Makefiles" In this case I get a good view of the source folders. However, now I have two different build steps... one for building and one for debugging. Thanks! -Gerard
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