I would like to import an C++ GUI Project with its own Makefile in Eclipse. In the command prompt, ever开发者_StackOverflow中文版ything works fine. But when I import the project, it gives an error
I want to disable builtin rules and variables as per passing the -r and -R options to GNU make, from inside the make file. Other solutions that allow me to do this impl开发者_JS百科icitly and transpar
** Question edited ** Here\'s a typical Makefile template : TARGET= my_prog# project name CC= gcc -o CFLAGS= -Wall
I\'m trying to compile a C++ software a month ago. There is a lot of pressure to make this work as soon as possible.
How does a makefile look like that makes a target for every extension? My current makefile: S开发者_StackOverflow中文版OURCES=*.gnuplot
tl;dr the questions are at the bottom. I am a developer trying something new - my last poison is c++. As I am spending half of my time on my linux laptop and the other half on Win XP PC, I tried to f
I have a bunch of commands I would like to execute in parallel. The commands are nearly identical. They can be expected to take about the same time, and can run completely independently. They may look
I\'m taking some C++ classes and开发者_JS百科 have send the teacher 9 exercises, each exercise is a simple directory with the name \'ex$\' where $ is the number. Each directory has a single source fil
Is it possible to include Makefiles dynamically? For example depending on some environment variable? I have the following Makefiles:
I have a newbie question for writing makefile for java in Linux I have a project with: A.java B.java C.java
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