On 08/15/2012 09:46 AM, Patrick Goupell wrote:
> Only 1 more thing to get.
> I want to direct the compiled program into architecture specific
> directories: i386-linux, i386-win, x86_64-linux and x86_64-win64.
>
> I have updated the Project -> Options -> Make -> Directories with
> ${PROJECTNAME}/${TARGET}/
>
> The "Show Command Line" then shows it (ppc386 -opim.exe
> -Fopim/i386-win32/) but does not put the linked program into it (the
> path is relative and not absolute).
>
> My directory command is for the o directory and is:
> ${PROJECTNAME}/${TARGET]/
>
> Any ideas on how to accomplish this?
>
>
I got the linker to put the compiled program into the architecture
specific directories by adding the following option the the Project ->
Options -> Make Options: -FE${TARGET}
The only problem is pressing the F9 key does not find the now linked
program.
Martin, am I doing this correctly or will you have to do something to
the ide to do what I desire?
Patrick
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