Is there a way to specify the target, i.e. I want to make sure I am compiling my
release version, not my debug one...
thanks
Ralph
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Figured it out... just didn't read carefully
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Can I do this with CW8? I would like to automate my builds so I want to compile and
link using command line parameters. If so, where is the documentation for this?
Thanks
Ralph
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At 11:51 2002-11-14 -0500, you wrote:
Can I do this with CW8? I would like to automate my builds so I want to
compile and link using command line parameters. If so, where is the
documentation for this?
You can run the IDE from the command line in V8. Here's the help for
ide.exe's command
As Ben pointed out some days ago, this is one of the benefits of CW9.
Henk (who uses prc-tools)
Ralph Krausse wrote:
Can I do this with CW8? I would like to automate my builds so I want to compile and link using command line parameters. If so, where is the documentation for this?
Thanks
Ralph
Thanks Ben. I tried using this. But it seemed that the ide loaded but the project
never loaded. If I did use the /q option, after that ide loaded (not the project), the
ide quit like it is supposed to. I had everything in quotes (the path had spaces) but
it seemed not to work. I tried
At 15:01 2002-11-14 -0500, you wrote:
Thanks Ben. I tried using this. But it seemed that the ide loaded but the
project never loaded. If I did use the /q option, after that ide loaded
(not the project), the ide quit like it is supposed to. I had everything
in quotes (the path had spaces) but
Thanks Ben,
I was using pathide.exe /t target.mcp
I removed the /t and it worked...
thanks
Ralph
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At 15:53 2002-11-14 -0500, you wrote:
Thanks Ben,
I was using pathide.exe /t target.mcp
I removed the /t and it worked...
You use the /t switch if you want to build a specific target in your
project file.
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