[ptp-user] synchronized projects and a run/build config mismatch

[Christoph Pospiech <Christoph.Pospiech@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

admittedly, this could be regarded as "works as designed". But it is still 
easy to plunge into the following behavior - which could cause all sorts of 
unwanted effects.

Suppose, we have a synchronized project and the run configuration is a remote 
launch. Then, prior to the remote launch, a make is executed - as set up by 
synchronized projects. It could be that this is a make on a different host, say 
the local host - whatever is set as the active build configuration. This means 
that the executable that is re-made and the executable that is started might 
be different. Unwanted effects could be e.g. the following.
* The remote launch stops claiming that there is no executable.
* The recompile is due to a source change, but this change is only reflected in 
the executable that is re-made, not the one that is actually executed.

Is there any configuration that checks that the remote execution host and the 
host for the active build configuration are actually the same ? At least I 
would wish for a warning if they are different. Even better, I would wish to 
toggle an enforcement that sets the active build configuration to the same host 
as the remote launch host if possible.

Would that be possible ?
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Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind regards

Dr. Christoph Pospiech
High Performance & Parallel Computing
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