RE: [cdt-dev] Question to all

[Judy Green <jgreen@xxxxxxx>]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: garra [mailto:garra@xxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 9:58 AM
> To: cdt-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [cdt-dev] Question to all
> 
> 
>   
>    I think my question is rather simple, but...
> 
>  I want to develop CDT a little in order to build in it my 
> C++ compiler. Where can I get some docs or instructions how 
> to do it or may be some of you prompt to me something about 
> my situation.
> 

Hi Gara,
Sorry for taking so long to reply to your question.

The CDT currently uses a very simple builder, it spawns an external
application (by default make). 

When you create a C/C++ project or right click on the created project you
can set the build properties. 
You can add the command line options necessary to launch your specific
compiler.
i.e. To use make on Windows, using MinGW I enter the following in the Build
Properties 
	make -f makefile
Note that the filename is optional with most Make implementations


BTW these instructions will be available in the CDT User's FAQ early next
week. 

If you are looking to do something more integrated within the CDT, you will
have to stand by. 
We are in the process of preparing a proposal for an API for the core CDT
that would allow ISVs to selectively use different components within the
core (parser, compiler, builder etc.)

Once we present our proposal to the group, or earlier if you have specific
requirements, we would love to hear feedback from you.

Thanks for your interest in the CDT and be sure to let us know how it goes
for you. :)

-Judy

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Judy N. Green               Software Engineer
QNX Software Systems Ltd.   www.qnx.com
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> 
>   Great Thanks!!! 
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