How can I build source code in subdirectories?
I have added a directory containing a single c file.
Do I need to create a makefile?
How does that makefile have to look like, so that it integrates with the
multiple target builds?
Jdl
Jdl:
The qdn.public.qnxrtp.devtools thread, “Project with more than one process”
(5/1/2003), may be helpful to you. Specifically, my reply dated 5/2/2003
might address your specific question. In this context, a “process”–or more
generally a “sub-project”–could easily be a library. My example shows what
makefiles are needed for a multi-target build. As for the contents of the
makefiles, I find it useful to create a “template” project using the IDE,
then copy the makefiles to the sub-project subdirectories.
Caveats: This bypasses some features of the IDE, such as the ability to view
and change the Properties of the sub-project using the dialogs–instead, you
must manually edit the sub-project common.mk file.
->>>–Sherwood–>
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How can I build source code in subdirectories?
I have added a directory containing a single c file.
Do I need to create a makefile?
How does that makefile have to look like, so that it integrates with the
multiple target builds?Jdl