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Re: [ptp-user] ptp synchronized projects

Hi

Within Eclipse, select Help > Help Contents > Parallel Development User Guide. The
"Synchronized Projects," "Build Synchronized Projects," and "Configuring
Environment Modules" pages discuss these topics.


John


On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 3:45 PM, Tijskens Engelbert <Engelbert.Tijskens@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
thank you very much for your kind help - would you mind pointing me to where to look for the help documentation you are referring to
kindest regards,
bert

On 01 Apr 2014, at 17:15, John Eblen <jeblen@xxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi

The build is always in only one location. A sync occurs after the build, though, which
is probably transferring the built binaries. So it will appear as if both local and remote
are built. You can use the file filtering to prevent binaries from being transferred.

There are two types of configurations - build configurations and sync configurations, which
are independent of each other. The former are the familiar CDT configurations that can be
used to set the compiler, flags, build subdirectory, etc.

The sync configurations specify where files are sync'ed and also the root directory where builds
occur. These are accessible from the project context menu: Synchronize -> Manage... Initially
there will be one for Local (no sync'ing) and one for the remote.

From this page, you can link a build configuration with a sync configuration, so that the
former changes automatically whenever the latter changes. (This is merely for convenience,
so that you do not have to change two settings when switching to a different machine.) From
here you can also set modules to load prior to building. Please see the help documentation for
more details.


John



On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 6:52 AM, Engelbert Tijskens <engelbert.tijskens@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
I am struggling with synchronized projects.
typically i start out with a local C++ project using gcc toolchain. once
it works i want to run tests on our hpc cluster, using different
compilers and libraries.
if i convert my local c++ project to a synchronized project, the
Debug/Release configurations are kept. but if i build them they are
build both locally and remotely a nice feature, but not exactly what i
want. I'd rather have local and remote configuration which can specify
their own compiler, paths etc...
how can i add such configurations? i typically also need to make the
remote compiler and libraries available through module load commands.
kindest regards,
bert
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University of Antwerp www.uantwerp.be 
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