On 02/03/12 01:24, MacArthur, Ian (SELEX GALILEO, UK) wrote:
> Though my strong recommendation is just to have a simple Makefile and
> just have the IDE call that directly (in my experience, all that Eclipse
> does is write its own Makefile anyway, in a really scrappy style that is
> hard to read - so why not just provide it with a nice one that actually
> does what you want?)
Right; this is what I do with fluid (not an IDE, but can kinda
be used like one).
When I hit Alt-G in fluid to 'build', I just have it run
'make buildandrun' which is a Makefile target that builds the app
then runs it if the build succeeded.
The Makefile ends up being very simple:
default: hello
hello: hello.cpp hello.h
fltk-config --compile hello.cpp
buildandrun: hello
./hello
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