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Build Identifier: Version: Indigo Service Release 1 Build id: 20110916-0149 In the CDT there is a possibility to create project references (Properties/Project References). These project references are used to create a build order list, which can be found in Preferences/General/Workspace/Build Order. If project references are set and projects are selected in Project Explorer and build is called from the context menu, the build order is correctly maintained. But if a working set with these same projects is created and a build command is called from Manage Working Set Configurations window (Project/Build Configurations/Manage Working Sets...) the build order is not correct (usually different than the build order list, of course in case there are 2 projects, the chance that it will be (in)correct is 50%) - the more projects the chances the build order is correct is lesser). Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create two C++ 'Hello World' projects, call them 'a' and 'b' 2. For the project 'a' go to Properties/Project References and set project 'b' as referenced. 3. You can check build order in the Preferences/General/Workspace/Build Order - 'b' should be on the top of the list. 4. Set your Console view visible - since projects are small, compilation is fast, you can see name of the project being currently compiled at the top of the Console view; when it has been finished, the last compiled project name stays. 5. Select both projects in the 'Project Explorer" and from the context menu select 'Build Project' - notice the correct order of the build. 6. Create a Working Set containing both 'a' and 'b' projects. 7. Go to the Project/Build Configurations/Manage Working Sets... - Manage Working Set Configurations window should be shown (hint: before this, if it is a first working set created in the step 6th, you may refresh (F5) any of the projects to make 'Manage Working Sets...' menu enabled. ) 8. Click Build button - notice the build order - there is 50% chance that it is incorrect. 9. If the build order in the 8th step was correct (first 'b' then 'a'), go to the step 2 and change references the 'b' project has a referenced project 'a' and the 'a' project has no referenced projects. Build order now should be: first 'a' then 'b'. 10. Follow steps 3 to 8. In the 8th step now the build order is the same as it was before references had been changed (now should be first 'a' then 'b').
