On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 11:56 AM, John Matthews <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I've never migrated something from NetBeans (it does C++ now?), but if
>> you have a standard make project
>
> Well we use standard make but non-standard compiler etc. (proprietary
> CPU). Should it still work?
Yep, just create an empty workspace, using the New->Project->Standard
Make C++ Project wizard and it will slurp in your code and will even
use the makefile you have (instead of using it's own internal builds).
> , you should be able to just go to
>> New->Project->Standard Make C++ Project, give the wizard the
>> directory where your code is and it should build the project for you.
>> Otherwise, you'll have to add everything manually, I suppose
>
> But that's my problem- how do I add existing files to a project? It's
> easy in Netbeans...
I'm not sure... If you have a folder (directory) of stuff you can add
existing folders to a project. I don't know if you can do that with
individual files, it wants to create one from scratch.
-- Brett
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