On Dec 3, 2009, at 3:11 PM, Rodolfo Schulz de Lima wrote:
I'm interested to know how they manage this. But even with if you run
make with -C to change to the build directory, the executable would be
generated there. This feels awkward when you are used to in-source
builds. Inside vi I usually do ":make" then ":!./progname".
So, eclipse is this way. It wants to look for the makefiles in the
Source directory. As a matter of consistency I ALWAYS name my build
directories "Build". So in Eclipse I have the following:
cmake -C ${workspace_loc}/${project_name}/Build -j 16 VERBOSE=1
And the executables (as setup in the Cmake files) are always built
into Build/Bin.
so I guess you could do
":make -C Build"
":!./Build/Bin/progname"
It is all about being consistent.
--
Mike Jackson
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