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Re: [cdt-dev] New build paradigms
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> I think CDT should support 3 types of builds out of the box:
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> 1. (The default) A make-less build modeled on the JDT. CDT would know =
> (through preferences) the commands and options needed to compile sources =
> and link objects. Incremental builds would be done on saves.
> 2. Building with Ant, which would leverage all the Ant development =
> work already going on, and
> 3. Building with an external Make tool. Since Make files are not as =
> parseable and rewritable as Ant files they would have to be created by =
> hand, mainly for legacy projects.
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When talking about C/C++ projects lots of code are using and still using
Makefile/Make as the builder, I would not call them legacy projects yet 8-).
for (1) Yes, but you still need some sort of persistency. Whether you use
.classpath for the JDT or Makefiles or some other mechanism(Ant) or
some propriatery (XML ?) format.
