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The first time I try to build a synchronized CDT managed C project it fails with following message: 15:04:01 **** Build of configuration Debug for project test_sync **** make all /bin/bash: line 0: cd: /home/iplsdk/test_sync/Debug: No such file or directory make: *** No rule to make target `all'. Stop. > Shell Completed (exit code = 2) 15:04:04 Build Finished (took 2s.317ms) ------------------- The second time I try, it builds as expected. Seems that the Debug folder is not been synchronized before the first build and it fails. Steps to reproduce: 1. File > New > Synchronized C/C++ Project 2. Select "Hello World ANSI C Project" on project type. And "Linux GCC" on Remote toolchain. Click "Finish" 3. Right-click project > Build Project
I took a better look in PTP code and in the synchronization behavior and seems that is not really a bug (maybe not the better design for all the scenarios). By default, the sync projects come with the option "Sync Active After Save" active (right-click project > synchronize > Auto sync settings) and with this configuration the synchronization will happen just after saving a file, not before the build (so the Debug folder will be synchronized after the build happens and the build fails). To solve the issue in this bug I should change the synchronization to "Sync Active Before Build" so the Debug folder is created locally, synchronized to the remote machine and finally the project is successfully built at first time. Maybe could have a way to cover both scenarios (sync after save and sync before build) together?
Relevant design discussion: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=408513
