Dependency checking

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Hello,

I am looking to create a build environment such that I can build from the
command line or the IDE using QNX Momentics 2.2.0 (QNX Neutrino v6.3).

I have generated a top-level makefile which, when used with the
IDE-generated
makefiles (recursive) allows me to specify the build type (clean, all,
rebuild), the
target cpu and the build variant (release/debug).

I have two outstanding issues:

  1. I’d like to import an entire source code directory (many
    projects/libraries)
    in a single step. Is this possible?

  2. The IDE-generated makefiles appear to have minimal support for
    dependency checking. The qcc compiler (based on gcc 2.95) does not have
    the -M (or -MD) option, and even if it did, I’m not sure I could integrate
    it
    with the IDE-generated makefiles.

My goal is to be able to check out an entire source code tree, build using
make (from the command-line), and have the ability to bring up the IDE if
needed
for debugging/rebuilding.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Tom Labno

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Check out
http://www.eclipse-plugins.info/eclipse/plugins.jsp?category=Code+mngt&pager.offset=40&firstItem=41,
“Multi Project Import/Export”. We intend on using a modified version of
this plugin to import our development environment to produce our releases.

I’m not sure how you’d resolve the apparent lack of dependency checking
under Momentics Pro.

“Tom Labno” <tlabno@birinc.com> wrote in message
news:ck1roj$6gl$1@inn.qnx.com…

Hello,

I am looking to create a build environment such that I can build from the
command line or the IDE using QNX Momentics 2.2.0 (QNX Neutrino v6.3).

I have generated a top-level makefile which, when used with the
IDE-generated
makefiles (recursive) allows me to specify the build type (clean, all,
rebuild), the
target cpu and the build variant (release/debug).

I have two outstanding issues:

  1. I’d like to import an entire source code directory (many
    projects/libraries)
    in a single step. Is this possible?

  2. The IDE-generated makefiles appear to have minimal support for
    dependency checking. The qcc compiler (based on gcc 2.95) does not have
    the -M (or -MD) option, and even if it did, I’m not sure I could integrate
    it
    with the IDE-generated makefiles.

My goal is to be able to check out an entire source code tree, build using
make (from the command-line), and have the ability to bring up the IDE if
needed
for debugging/rebuilding.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Tom Labno


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