Description Alex Neundorf 2011-11-19 12:09:32 EST

Build Identifier: 20110916-0149

I'm using Eclipse with project files generated by CMake.
I import the generated project files and everything works fine.
When I edit my CMakeLists.txt and add new targets, e.g. some executable, cmake writes a new .cproject file which contains the new target.
But this new target does not appear in Eclipse, even after executing "Refresh" on the project.
I have to delete the project from the workspace and import it again, then all the targets are there properly.


Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. unpack the attached project, this creates a directory targets_not_refreshed/, which contains a tiny cmake-based project
2. run cmake, at least version 2.8.0 on it with the Eclipse CDT project generator. Easiest way to do this is to run cmake-gui, then you get a combo box where you can select which project generator you want. Configure and generate, then quite cmake-gui .
3. start eclipse, and import the created project. In the "Make target" tab there will be a list of targets, including "all", "rebuild_cache" and "[exe] hello".
4. edit the CMakeLists.txt and uncomment the line "add_executable(blub main.c)", save it
5. execute the target "rebuild_cache". This reruns cmake, and cmake creates an updated .cproject file.
6. the created .cproject file contains a new target "[exe] blub", but this doesn't appear in the "Make targets" tab. Also refreshing the project doesn't help. Not even terminating restarting eclipse. I have to delete the project and import it again, then the added target appears. The same problem does also exist when removing targets.