Hi, On 2018 M02 14, Wed 22:16:54 CEST Alexander Neundorf wrote: > On 2018 M02 14, Wed 18:46:52 CET Saeed, Khurram wrote: > > Thanks Alex. > > Yes it does support generating the project in the build dir. It also works > > while generating in a subdir of the source dir. Eclipse version control > > plugin also works (I am using git). > > Interesting. > How did you get that working ? > > Let's say the directories look like this: > > src/CMakeLists.txt > build/CMakeCache.txt > build/.project > build/.cproject > > I guess this is what you generate, right ? > How do you get the source tree into this project ? > The Eclipse-generator in cmake uses a "linked resource" to the source dir, > but the version control plugin is not activated for those files. > According to the Subversion-Plugin developers this is because the source > files are then outside the "project directory", i.e. no below the directory > where the .project file is located. > > So I'm really interested how you got that working. > Can you send the .project and .cproject files for a simple hello-world > project, built out-of-source ?
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